It’s another one of life’s lessons, always look before you leap. I’m so glad we spent a bit of time here before just comming over here to live. It would’ve ended in tears.

I’m totally with you about overhangs. When we were there I kept on thinking about how they sorted out land titles. The cadastral maps of the town must be a nightmare.

Before this trip, we were playing with the idea of moving to Spain to live for a while. Although we are enjoying ourselves here and like the country, I now know that there is no way that I could live here. Everyone is living on top of each other and the Spanish as friendly as they are, aren’t the quietest or most considerate people in the world.

I’d end up going crazy and running amok.

When I see buildings all squashed together like this I think, “The people who live there must really like each other.” hee hee!

You are forgiven!

It all does look so squashed up and I can tell you from driving around such towns, the streets are sooo tiny. It just doesn’t seem possible that any cars can go through them let alone park as well, and yet they do.

Every time I see we have to drive through such towns, my heart sinks.