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As I am going back through the old posts we wrote in Germany and France, I’m finding that there are lots of pictures we took and places we went that we never wrote about. Real life always seems to get in the way writing, I guess. I had also forgotten that Sandi was writing almost all of the posts that were going up on our site at the time, primarily because I was so busy at work that I hardly had time to go on the trips, much less think about them after they were over. In fact, we eventually cut our trip to Spain short, partly because of the weather, but also because I started to feel guilty about a major new activity that was being undertaken in my absence.
And so, as I was transcribing one of Sandi’s posts about our brief trip to Spain, I found a couple of picture sets that I took to make panoramas with that I never actually assembled.
This is one of them. I finally put it together last night:
Cadaques is probably a gorgeous place to visit in the summer, but we were there during February — and an unseasonably cold one as well for this part of Europe. Still, there were interesting views that we saw even if the weather did encourage us not to stay long and enjoy them. 
Here is another panorama from the same town. I forget exactly how we got this shot, but basically we were standing on what amounted to a publicly accessible roof.
I’m no longer sure exactly where either picture was taken in the town, but it seems likely from the position of the town that the first panorama was made somewhere to the east of the second. The photographs were originally taken on February 17, 2005.
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