Sagrada Familia, reflected in the lake in Gaudi Square
I just couldn’t help myself this morning! I’ve already said farewell to Gaudi, and I’ve halfway constructed this week’s Six word Saturday. But the Weekly Photo Challenge this week is irresistible, isn’t it? (you’re right- I don’t have tremendous willpower!) Does grand come any grander than this?
And inside the aura deepens!
The pathos in this figure
And the self containment of this.
I’ve never seen anything like it.
I’ve already posted numerous photos of Sagrada Familia. Please excuse just a few more. I’ll be joining many others on the Weekly Photo Challenge. See you there.
restlessjo 
Another wonderful Gaudi post, thanks Jo – will get there one day 🙂
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It’s such a long walk from where you are, Sam 🙂 Have a wonderful Christmas!
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Aw Jo I had forgotten quite how lovely your blog is …my loss . right .. I’m here now following 😉 so I won’t miss out on such great posts again …
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Bless you- that’s such a lovely thing to say! I don’t follow you either, hon, so I catch you now and then. My Reader overflows and I seldom get there these days, but I visit whenever I can 🙂
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You are SO nice Jo 🙂 Thank you !
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I just love Barcelona…I’d move in a moment!
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Take me with you! 🙂
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Ah…we’ll open a blogger’s colony! 😀
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WOW! That first picture is absolutely stunning Jo!!!! Incredible!
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It’s a nice one, Nicole. Glad you like it 🙂
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You are 100% correct Jo – it was a mandatory!!! Loved them all but especially the first shot. How serendipitous for you 🙂
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Now- what will you have posted, Tina? Great Wall of China- too obvious? Maybe some beautiful rice fields… no good, I’ll have to come and look 🙂
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Great choice Jo – the reflection is fantastic!
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Thanks, Meg 🙂 It seems like a popular choice and I certainly enjoyed standing beside the lake looking across.
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Like everybody else … I just love the first shot – well captured and spotted.
This is Grand of Grandness!! I agree, even if I only been outside … I just love the finishing of this church. What an amazing job they have done. So respectful.
Next time I will be inside too. Jo, a grand post.
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Funny, isn’t it, how sometimes a photo grabs everyone? I remember the moment of taking it so well. The first afternoon in Barcelona was grey and I took the shot with no nice reflection. On my last day the sun was beaming away, so the shot is as you see! I love it too, but probably I’m not supposed to say that! 🙂
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