Gaspard, Melchior and Balthazar showering sweets in the streets of Granada......
I thought I had enough of the fiestas navideñas. I thought I was saturated with it. I thought my brain was in black mood because of the world news and then, on monday night, as we mingled with the crowd in the streets of Granada watching the cabalgata (parade) and waiting for the Three Kings to appear, we were just as giddy as the kids who squealed with delight every time candies were thrown at them by the Kings.
I had three adorable elderly ladies on my right side who were enjoying the parade even more than the children. They kept marvelling at every detail, shouting at one another : "¡oh mira ! mira..mira este !" (look...look...look at that one). They were so cute, I just felt like hugging them. They told me, they watched the parade every year and would never miss it.
I had three adorable elderly ladies on my right side who were enjoying the parade even more than the children. They kept marvelling at every detail, shouting at one another : "¡oh mira ! mira..mira este !" (look...look...look at that one). They were so cute, I just felt like hugging them. They told me, they watched the parade every year and would never miss it.
After saying goodbye to my three little friends and los Reyes, we headed to our night destination, the Gar-Anat hotel in the Realejo district, where a room was waiting for us, on the first floor with three small balconies.
Each room door is masked by white transparent curtains on which the name of the room is printed. Ours was called "Serena de amarillos" (serene in shades of yellow)
we loved the all white enormous bed and the white veils hanging from a very high celing, on each sideMonchéri looked so tiny in that bed !
Above our heads , a colorful painting made us dream of summer and poppies in the fields
I will tell you more about this charming little hotel tomorrow as it's already very late here. Today i had to catch up with work and had very little time to visit you but I will tomorrow !
Rasta luego !
Comments
Thank you for the charming description of your experience at the Three Kings Parade.
Your hotel room looks devine. I liked the picture of the door. When I'm in Europe one of the things I photograph are the doors. I find them to be so different from what we have here in the US.
Catherine
Happy Three Kings Day!
Greetings from London.
What a lovely event. I wish I could've been there. And I love your pictures. Quite nice. Then how romantic to spend the evening in GarAnat.
How awesome! I live in Spain too and I can never miss the parade, it's very beautiful to see, magical! I feel like a child! :D
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I thought I want to go to Spain too.