A morning stroll down the Nervion river bank
to visit the Ribera Market opened in 1929 on the site of the original 14th century one,
to be greeted with welcoming music,
delicious looking, very tempting pastries
and fresh, fresh everything.
Escalating up a floor to be met by these historically powerfull ladies,
to view the stained glass window
we left empty handed
to find a cafe for a snack
not expecting to be entertained by Mark Knopfler, never mind Tom Jones.
Back up the river
passing the old train station entrance
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and the Arriaga Theatre built in 1890, to cool off in our accommodation. T'was 30+, this day.
This being our last night here, we took a walkout to see the night lights.
A few minutes saw us at the River
walking towards the G Museum
where spider looked even spookier.
Then, without warning, all hell broke loose!
A calm return began.
