Just got back from a Mediterranean cruise which started with a few days in Barcelona.  I had asked before on Arachne about lace in Barcelona and was provided with two shops that may have had something to see.  Casa Felix on Pl. Villa de Madrid, 4 had a couple of Bridget Cook books in Spanish which I already had in English.  The guy there said that was all he had for bobbin lace, it looked more like a fabric shop.  Merceria Santana, Avenida Portal de L'Angel, 26, had some thread but that was all I could see. DH didn't seem fazed by the bras and panties on sale when he went in with me. I was unable to get to Arenys to see the museum as there was so much else to see in Barcelona plus our visit was during the end of summer festival so there was much more going on in the city than normal.  We enjoyed the evening parades and demonstrations of local music and dancing. Had a lovely time at Pisa, in Rome and at Pompeii.  So much to see, but no lace, and as we were on organized tours we had no time to explore. I can check off places that were on my bucket list. I was grateful the list was quiet while I was away as I had so many personal emails to deal with.Janice
 Janice Blair Murrieta, CA, jblace.com - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/
