We took Daniel and a friend to Zarauz on Saturday. Before heading home we stopped in Guetaria. Guetaria is a small fishing town within walking distance of Zarauz. Here you will find narrow streets, typical fishermen homes, and the best seafood restaurants. Be warned, if you ever have the priviledge of eating here, you´ll never look at a fish in the same way again.
I didn´t realize that my camera was on the wrong setting. (Last time I lend my camera to Coco.) So the pictures are a little off, but you get the idea...
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I really have to go to spain sometime!
Oh Jane, what are you doing!!!!! I want to pack right now and leave for Spain! :)
the photos are still gorgeous and take me back to all those visits i made to san sebastian, eating amazing tapas/pinxtos (?) all day. hitting every eatery i could before getting back on the last bus bound for pamplona. big sigh!
Your camera was on the wrong setting you said ... what it would have been with the right setting !!! Thanks for the visit, I love it.
Seeing this pictures makes me want to take a trip back to Spain. I think the photos are wonderful!!
Jane, when time allows will you share some fun easy spanish dishes, with pictures of course (smile)? I love your photos!
Enjoy my friend! xoxo
Ah yes, I remember it well...especialy the pescado a la parrilla!
Wow!! A must visit! And the seafood... I could only imagine!
I just can't figure out that 6th photo, and I know it has nothing to do with your camera settings ... what are those "things" lined up there?
your photos feels like holidays and summer!
Hello Jane, me again. I have a little something for you at my blog today.
I want one of each to hang on my wall! I love them! What am I doing in boring old Utah?!
Tell us more about the fish! Merluza?
whoah whoah whoah is what first came to mind...[with a thick, Rocky-sounding Philly accent! ] these are amazing, not-so-plain Jane from Spain! i think we've just upgraded to Taschen Spain coffeetable books with this one! it amazes me how you're able to lift the everyday into the sublime. you've got a good eye...Conde Nast Traveller, anyone?
p.s. i love the zapatillas! yes, i'd like to know more about the fish...did they look to lively to eat? i felt that way the first time i went snorkelling! :]
Looks like a wonderful day! Despite taking pictures for a long time now, I sometimes forget to check the settings and occasionally find the setting dial got bumped or something in my camera bag - very frustrating.
I have the sweetest childhood memories of Getaria. Every summer my family would go several times to have lunch there: cousins, aunts, uncles, grandmothers... Yes, we used to have the best fish there (besugo was my favourite and now it's so pricey I don't even look at it in the menu). Nowadays, every summer we make a point of having a special dinner with my cousins in a nice restaurant there. Oh, I can smell the port and the sea!
Guetaria, i come !
so pretty! love all the blues!!! makes me think of greece - if i visit, will you and jorge take me there???
Ok lady, I thought you lived in the rainy part of Spain (he he). Your photos capture Spain so beautifully, I love sharing your posts with my daughters!
These pictures look great, wrong settings or not...!! Makes me want to go to Spain right now - especially with the windy and gray weather we're experiencing at this very moment...
hermosa secuencia de fotos, dan muchas ganas de estar por allí en estos días de inicio de la primavera! :)
guetaria looks like a wonderful town and your photos look good to me!
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