The only things my father wanted us to bring back for him from Spain was a leather belt and Cajun spices. So wherever we went, we kept our eyes open for exotic spices (although we later found out that Cajun is actually a mixture of various spices, which we ironically found in a pharmacy back home). But before we found that out, we scoured all the market stalls without success.
We visited the Moorish city of Granada on the fourth-last day of our Spanish holiday. It was a cold, blustery day and I was starting to feel a little homesick by then. But, as I perused the wares of this particular stall, my heart soared at the hint of home displayed so prominently amongst its more unusual wares...
For more posts in the Spain 2010 series, click here.Labels: Europe, Granada, Spain
