There is a hotel here too, which is in a great location.

This is another cat that has been visited by the TNR People. They must have their work cut out.

Here's an interesting story. Sometimes when a male cat is castrated, one of the jewels will not yet have dropped. So the vet will only remove one. Months later, the second one will fall, and the cat will be back with a bang, so to speak. I found this out when I was investigating my childhood pet cat's lineage. He was a long-haired silver tabby, whereas his sister was nearly all brown. The only Burmese cat in the neighbourhood had had the chop. So I asked a vet, who told me this testicular tale.

We've arrived back at the sea front now. The Municipal Baths are in the background, and the taxi rank is on the other side of the road.

Fountains look better at night, when they are illuminated.

Pingouino's is a handy landmark, partly because their food is great and partly because it is on a convenient junction. Also, they have an extensive gluten-free menu to complement their regular fayre. So if one of your party has a wheat intolerance or is a coeliac, then Pingouino's is well worth a visit. The owner's daughter is a coeliac, so they know all about the importance of food preparation, as well as the ingredients. For lunch, their chicken in Lebanese bread is lovely. For dinner I prefer either the pork chop or Pasta Carbonara.