Plaça Major, Banyoles
Tag: Banyoles
Peekaboo!
Begging dog and his mistress
Wordless Wednesday: Yellow and blue
Giants
The giant at the foreground is Sr. Darder, veterinary and taxidermist, who founded the Museu Darder of Banyoles in 1916.
In this way he opened up for the general public his collection of prepared animals and natural history material.
Roasting chestnuts
Wordless Wednesday: Rowing boat
The cameraman has got company
Homemade boat
Safe with Daddy
Colour or black & white? What do you think?
The duck and the boy
What’s going on over there?
Fruit stall
At the butcher’s
Wordless Wednesday: Chairs
On a hot summer’s day
Pushing the buggies
Two dogs and their master
Castells (4)
Castells (3)
Wordless Wednesday: Family along the lake
My first ice cream
Manaies (4)
Manaies (3)
Wordless Wednesday: Storybook children
Olive vendor
Manaies (2)
Dinner for two, or three?
Manaies (1)
In Banyoles every Friday before Palm Sunday the procession of Mare de Déu dels Dolors takes place headed by a unit of Roman soldiers. This tradition is at least 150 years old.
As explained on my blog Catalan Women this year for the first time women can take part in the parade too.
As I took a lot of photos, I would like to share some of them with you the next few days.
Wordless Wednesday: Different spheres
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