Today we went to Cosmo Caixa. It is, quite simply the best science museum we have ever been to. Interactive, engaging, visually stimulating, informative. Even Anaïs, at 16 months old was kept interested.
I’m sending you some postcards with no attempt to explain anything,but in hopes that one day, you to will have the chance to visit.









And that’s it… tomorrow night we’ll be in England, and on Tuesday, home. It’s been quite an adventure. We’re not really ready for it to end …
I have enjoyed tagging along on your adventures!!!
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Thanks for coming!
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It has been a wonderful adventure.
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I should have said. That’s the last one …
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Definitely sounds like a place worth visiting!
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It really is.
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Great that your grandchild enjoyed it too.
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She certainly did!
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It looks most intriguing. You have had a wonderful time away and have a safe trip home.
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So many wonderful memories …
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Not ready for it to end, but getting back to your own bed and chair is always welcome!
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Ah, our own bed. Definitely the best bit. But why is it so cold? The weather I mean.
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What a great place. I am glad I came along with the whole adventure. Thanks for having me. Safe travel Margaret 🙂
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Thanks Brian – and thanks for coning along too!
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Noone’s ever ready for a good holiday to end, Margaret. Love the little adventurer exploring science.
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They did it so well. I’m not a science buff.
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Nor me 🤪💟
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Of the sad words said by man, the saddest must be “I wanted to go, but I had no time.” I’m not sad about spending time on Miro and Gaudi (and Mies van der Rohe) in Barcelona. I’m sad that I didn’t keep another day or so in the city.
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You’ll never get to the bottom of Barcelona and what it has to offer. But it ain’t going anywhere. Perhaps you’ll be back.
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Such lovely pictures. It looks like you’ve made some lovely memories!
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We really have, lots.
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Looks like a rather stylishly designed museum too and not blighted by oil company sponsorships either. Safe journey back to ol’ Blighty.
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It makes little of its banking origins. They’ve obviously invested hugely in this museum, which is innovative without being gimmicky. We’ll be back.
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Oh there are some very interesting photos. I love that tree. I bet you are not ready to go home yet 😀
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I never like coming home from holiday
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This is true 😀
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I’ve enjoyed your travel postcards. I hope your journey goes to plan and that the jubilee celebrations will make it feel good to be home.
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The journey did not go to plan (two very delayed trains and a lost purse), and though it’s good to be home, what has happened to the weather? I’ve unearthed all my winter clothes.
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Oh, I’m very sorry to hear that. The news seems full of stranded tourists and cancelled holidays, so I had wondered, but the purse is an added annoyance.
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It’s been great fun journeying along with you. Hope you’re safely at home now and recovering.
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Safe and sound? Yes. Recovering? Maybe. Exhausted. Need a holiday!
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A place I would have loved to visit, Margaret – thank you for taking me! And the best thing is when a little child shows its joy and smiles for it!
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There’s plenty here for children of 0 to 100 to smile and wonder at here, Anne-Christine.
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I am sure!
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