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Sidewalk plaques one sees all over the older parts of town, commemorating older, historic businesses |
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Our favorite Barcelona store, El Corte Ingles, the English Tailor (it's a long story), although we rarely get beyond the basement food hall; as a department store, comparable to the BHV, but not the grandes magasins in Paris; the food hall is just a really, really, good hypermercado, with very competituve prices, although it does have an impressive gourmet section |
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Some of the shellfish |
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Some of the fish |
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Of course it's the jambon that's most impressive |

The really good stuff chained under lock and key and glass in the
gourmet store
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Jambon morgue |

Our Easter home-made dinner...veal piccata, pasta alfie,
pan,
and a traditional
mone |
The mone; just a little cake thing they eat Monday after Easter |
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Mones in a store; they can be quite elaborate and pricey |
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At the Bouqeria, spiral fries, just like in Wellington; and Indonesia |
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Dipped strawberries on a stick |
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On Las Ramblas you can buy almost anything on a stick |
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Moving right along, part of the line to get into the Chanel store (one of them) on Passeig de Gracia; is it cheaper here than there? |
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The Block of Discord's third and rarely noticed member, Dominech i Montaner's Casa Leo Morera |
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A chain? |
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Incipient shoe street lamp |
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Haven't seen any Camino pilgrims here yet |
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Barcelona's a very artsy, literary place... |
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Interesting ice cream pops!
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