We came north, bypassing Barcelona by the outer motorway. Just south of the city are these very rocky mountains.
Then we came back to the coast at Pineda de Mar and booked in for 2 nights.
In the evening we finished a rather tricky jigsaw that the Kings gave us for Christmas. A reminder of home - no, not because we have no roof since Dennis passed through Horsham! - Nymans NT.
Today, Thursday, we cycled along the coast to Malgrat de Mar.
There were a lot of people around in the town but again, hardly any shops open at all. We ate our picnic on one of the seats in front of the church and then explored further towards the hills. Then we spotted a funicular and wondered if it was working. A lady was standing by the open lift waiting for her husband who was behind us. She ushered us in, pressed a button and up we all went. The chap pointed out the button to press when we wanted to go down. So it's free to use by anyone.
Good views from the top.

Although quite breezy here, we've left those strong winds behind. But this is another part of the coast that was badly battered by the January storm. Here the fences are all down.
Watching the pounding waves.
The cycle track has been uprooted in several parts.










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