Arrived home this
evening and was delighted to find my internet was even slower than
that of Brittany Ferries. Down to an almost useless 0.1 megas. Against the 10 to 25 megas I'd become used to in the UK.
But
the driving from Santander was an absolute delight. There was no rain and the roads were virtually empty. Plus there was the magnificent Cantabrian, Asturian and Galician scenery. Best of all, it was all of 2 hours before
the first car was up my backside, with its indicators flashing.
We stopped for lunch in
a place offering a tremendous Menu of the Day for €9, served by
possibly the most endearing waiter in all of Spain. Another absolute
delight. But I can't help feeling the presence of my fluent and
pretty (elder) daughter was a factor. Anyway, it's called El Rancho and it's
somewhere in Asturias. Quite possibly here.
While this was going
on, the Spanish Ministress of Health was resigning over corruption
allegations, after many months of denials.
But anyway, here's a
foto or two of my daughter, the bride:-
With preparatory champers. And worried look:
Signing the register:
Incidentally, my daughter's new surname is Lomas. Which I shall always write as Lo Más.
Normal service tomorrow.
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