Glitter And Be Gay

Thursday evening, San Geraldo, Kristina (click here if you don’t know about Kristina), and I checked out Málaga’s Christmas decorations. San Geraldo found a restaurant recommendation online. We tried it and have now scratched it from our list. Later in the evening, Kristina sniffed out a tea house/dessert place, and that’s now at the top of our list. As for the rest, the company and the decorations glittered. (Click any image for a closer look.)

Calle Larios, a grand, pedestrianized central street of the old city.

AFTER THE SKY COMPLETELY DARKENED.

A STREET PERFORMER. AT LEAST I THINK HE WAS A STREET PERFORMER.

ONE OF SEVERAL CHRISTMAS TREES, THIS ONE IN PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUCIÓN.

CHANGING COLORS ON PLAZA DE LA CONSTITUCIÓN.

LOOKING DOWN A SIDE STREET.

WALKING DOWN THAT SIDE STREET.

ANOTHER SIDE STREET.

CATHEDRAL TOWER.

THE CATHEDRAL WITH ITS ORANGE TREES DRAPED IN LIGHTS (AND ORANGES).

All that glitter and this is the song that came to my mind: “Glitter And Be Gay”

Author: Moving with Mitchell

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