How did the Romans know how to build bridges to last so long? From my understanding this is the oldest operational Roman Bridge in the world. As I stand here looking to the other side I see the town square where the Roman theater is and restaurants and shopping markets. Just a 10 minute walk. I feel like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz as I stand here looking beyond. It’s lasted this long, it’s not going to crumble now! So here I go.
Oh, wait. There’s a Hostel right next to this bridge and it’s time here for sangria and tapas. I can already smell the potato omelettes cooking with hints of onion and peppers. I must try this now!
And I have no idea what kind of tree this is or if it’s against the law to pick from it, but I will be finding out!
Food Tells Its Own Story 
Rebecca and I will see you in about 12 hours. Right about siesta time
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Yay!! I’m so mixed up on time so are you talking Merida time?
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Will try this omelette soon, sounds so good. Love
the picture’s. Thank you for including us in this
adventure. 💕💕
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These are so easy to make and you can just put in what you have on hand. I smell them cooking everyday from different directions. 💕
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Pictures are beautiful and the potato omelette looks very good. It’s fun to experience all of this with you. Thank you!❤️
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Love it!!!!! Thanks for sharing all the pics, it makes it feel a little bit like I’m there with you 💕
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You are in spirit!!💃
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Cooked the omelette and it was delicious! Love the pictures too!
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So proud of you!!💕
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