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fotos from españa.

the beach at castelldefels;
a 10 minute walk from where i stayed and where brooks lives


myself with the lovely couple; brooks and melanie.
it was an honour to be able to share in their special day!

with meagan, brooks' sister, on the beach after the wedding!
was great to catch up with her and share in some laughs.

a day in barcelona!

with anthony outside the sagrada familia;
it was surreal to spend a day with him in barcelona!

at park guell.
a view of sagrada familia from above.

amazing graffiti around the city.

i was only in spain for 3 nights and 3 days, so it went by really quickly since there was a wedding involved; however, i am glad that i was able to go and support one of my most favourite people in his marriage to such a wonderful woman. i loved everything about spain. the food. the weather. even figuring out how to get around with spanish. it's a place i'd definitely like to go back and see more of one day!
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Katie said…
Yay! I've been waiting expectantly for these. :) Let me know when you're up for a skype chat.
07 July, 2009
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