Back in Salobreña

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Some days are grey and dull, but the lack of light gives the streets a surreal touch. Being in a town early, meeting no one but two cat and three dogs. Going back to where you thought you had memories, not finding them, but finding other riches buried. Salobreña. Again, I would have liked to stay!


Near the "Bóveda"



Was is the "smallest street"? Not sure, but in any case, it was small enough.















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  1. Zsuzsa Karoly-Smith16 February 2022 at 09:01

    Love those little courtyards and alleys - though that last one feels a bit claustrophobic - it's even got steps and a street light! Hope you're well, Chani. xx

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    1. Chani Demuijlder18 February 2022 at 15:48

      You are right, the last street was really narrow! I also hope that you are well, Zsuzsa, and also your whole family.

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