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We’re here: N41.40389 E2.18306<\/p>\n

Weather : sunny and warm<\/p>\n

Last night we took full advantage of being parked near the Sagrada Familia and wandered over to see it all lit up at night. The crowds were gone and we could walk right up to the gate and stare for as long as we wanted.<\/p>\n

By then it was 10pm – prime dinner time in Spain. We were shattered from all the walking earlier, so opted for a very Spanish, but more importantly very close by, KFC. A \u20ac16 bucket between us (with some smuggled back for Charlie) and we were defeated. Stuffed and ready for sleep. We got back to find the huge electric gate closed, but the nice security guard opened it for us as we were too full to consider climbing the fence.<\/p>\n

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This morning we woke around 9am ready to take on the city again. The fairly empty car park of yesterday was now almost full of cars and buses. Not sure why one day it’s quiet and the next busy – did we miss a weekend or public holiday?<\/p>\n

Thanks to a tip from my brother (Cheers Murray!) we’ve seen all the sights and spared our feet – we’ve been on the open top bus tour. Charlie was still suitability tired from yesterday, so we set off around 10am and caught the blue line at Sagrada Familia. We hopped off at Park Guell to see some more of Gaudi’s creations, however as it’s free to get in the rest of the world was there too. It was heaving – I even lost J a couple of times, but fortunately we’d anticipated that and had arranged a rendezvous point.<\/p>\n

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