Prowling my world, camera in hand

2 October 2025

Week 38: the beach, Aigues, visit from Brussels

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Back from the trip to Antwerp, I returned to the usual routine of work, cycling, walking Mochi (who is still with us while our daughter gets settled in Barcelona), and generally enjoying the nice September weather.

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I start with some photos taken while walking Mochi, mostly at sunrise. This one is well before sunrise, a cat eyeing us warily:
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Our beach before dawn:
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There is a bus stop about 100 m down the street from our house:
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The exercise group is on the beach every morning:
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Sunrise is always beautiful this time of year, mainly because the sky usually has some clouds instead of the boring blue sky in July/August:
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The waves:
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An evening scene on my street:
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The Magic Cactus at home delivered again this week:
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Portrait of two nice ladies. First, my friend Eri during one of our periodic lunches:
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And then Valérie from the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre in Brussels who visited us to start work on a project we will be doing together:
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We had lunch with our visitors:
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The WeRead book club had its monthly meeting one evening. The book of the month was “Educated” by Tara Westover, and as usual, I took a photo of the books on the table. This time we did not have so much linguistic variety, all the copies are in the original English except for one, a Finnish translation:
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Tina and Maria discuss (Tina is German, Maria is Greek):
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Kari and Maria discuss (Kari is one of our two Finnish members):
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One of my afternoon visits to 100 Montaditos on Playa San Juan provided me with some photo opportunities. Some people, rather well dressed for the beach, were setting up a party in the sand:
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The beach is for everyone:
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On Sunday I cycled to Aigües, as I often do on weekends, and saw this “wall” on the square:
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A multilingual explanation was provided. The idea was evidently to celebrate the diversity of the people in this little town:
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Spanish and English:
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Spanish:
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Dutch:
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Spanish and Dutch:
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