After breakfast we explored the marina. Beautiful sale boats lined the docks. We walked around for a bit, checking out the shops. Tim talked to two different boat companies, we decided on a 100 ft catamaran boat trip. We booked it for the next day. Brennin, Mariah & Darius found a parasailing company and decided to give it a go. Belia and I were allowed on the boat to take pictures and Tim watched from the Marina. The boat we went out on left the Ma...

Up at the crack of dawn, we packed up the car. It is always a complicated puzzle for Tim to get the bags in and still fit all of us too! We made our way to Figueres an hour and a half away. Driving into town started out the same as any Spanish town we saw, but as we rounded the corner Dali's museum became visible, and there is nothing ordinary about it. During 1960-1974, Dali took an old theatre and turned it into an art gallery; mostly of his own art, and ...

The kids went straight to the pools, and we met them after putting in a load of laundry. With the temperatures heating up the kids have no problem getting me in the pool and ocean. We hung our laundry, had lunch and started driving towards the town Púbol. This is where Salvador Dali remodeled a small medeival castle for his wife Gala. Gala was a mysterious woman that Dali was obsessed with. Later in their marriage she wanted her own home, and to be elusiv...

Our plan was to hang around the campground for the day, do some swimming and get our laundry done. By 3:00 we had done all that and decided we wanted to go into Barcelona for the evening. Since the last bus back to the campground was too early, Tim wanted to drive. Tim never ceases to amaze me! He drives like a born and raised European driver. We made our way in and found a parking lot. We were not 100% sure how far from the Rumbla we were but knew we wer...

We left the campground early to catch the bus to Barcelona. We had tickets to go up one of the spires at the Sagrada Familia, a church I first read about in the National Geographic. Gaudi, the architect, was fascinated by the the structures of nature, and designed buildings, parks and this church based on their design. Gaudi knew he wouldn't live to see the church finished, in fact it won't be done for another 50 years. The outside of the church is unrefine...