Along the promenade
We walked along the promenade with the Cathedral behind us.
The promenade had a cycle lane marked out with clear warnings that cycles took precedence over mere pedestrians.
At one of the turns of the promenade we could see a collection of boxes below us on the rocks. On closer examination we realised that these boxes were there for the feral cats that we could see sunning themselves on the rocks.
On my return home I discovered that this building is one of Charlie Waites’s images. I just captured this cyclist and not the ‘prow’ of the building.
Further down the promenade we past a building and there we met a blast of cold wind. This was our signal to turn back towards the Cathedral.
Lots of Spyders
Once at the Cathedral we crossed and went back into the square again. Now there were lots of cars parked parked to the side of the Cathedral. By the time we reached the cars the rain came again and we joined everyone else sheltering under the awnings of the nearby cafes. Across the side of the square we could see a small bar and we dashed over there and ordered two coffees and waited for the rain to stop again.
I joined the stream of people taking pictures of the cars. They were a collection of Fiat and Seat produces Spyders. These were from the era that Fiat worked with Seat before they became part of the Volkswagen Group.
