Sunday, I drove to Cádiz (two hours away) with the Goddess Elena and Mother-of-the-Goddess-Elena to spend the day visiting with good friends of theirs, wandering the city, eating, walking, eating, walking, eating. You’ll get to see it all. So much to share!
Meanwhile, here’s a view of the bridge we didn’t cross because it’s not yet finished. The bridge is called La Pepa (also known as “the Second Bridge”). It crosses the Bay of Cádiz from the town of Puerto Real. The “First Bridge” of Cádiz, also known as Carranza Bridge, was built in 1969.
I look forward to crossing Puente La Pepa.
But, as San Geraldo once said, “I’ll burn that bridge when I come to it.”*
(Click any image to bridge the gap.)
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| PUENTE LA PEPA. |
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| IT WILL BE THE LONGEST BRIDGE IN SPAIN. |
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| THE PYLONS OF CÁDIZ (ELECTRICAL POWER). CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE. |
Brother, cross over the bridge…
*For my non-native-English speaking readers (like San Geraldo?), the expressions are:
1. I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it.
2. Don’t burn your bridges.
