We walked around Almuñécar looking at a few final sites, and as the last two days were sunny, we walked along the beach. Caroline and I even swam in the pool, well jumped in, went as fast as we could across it and got out. But we did lie on the grass in the sun for a while. As it is Mela's birthday on Saturday, we had a little celebration. Caroline had thought ahead as she always does and brought a card, candles, and signs. I who hadn't as usual was lucky to find a surprisingly good little kids' cake when I was walking home from the beach in the morning. As it was a kids' cake, Mela and I ate the Smarties and icing off the last bits as the boys used to do, although one time they did it before anyone got to the cake.
Statue in the centre of Almuñécar honouring farm workers
The town of Almuñécar in recognition of our farm workers who with their labour and sacrifice succeeded in creating and conserving the land that welcomes us
Remains of a Roman aqueduct from around the first half of the first century A.D.
Caroline serving our last supper, paella on the beach at the first restaurant she, Mela and I went to in Almuñécar.
View from our balcony on our last night in Almuñécar
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