Albet i Noya cava guy will fight you now.

The Errant Festival came to Llavorsí.

We had the ceramic artist Carme Malaret working in our garden for the weekend.

The idea was social media and how we are all superficially connected but not really. There are little people trapped inside each tube.

The installation from above.

In the high part of the town there was this wooden deer sculpture.

Outside the church there was another wooden sculpture representing the rights to food and shelter.

At its high point it represents the right to be able to see the sky.

Another artist worked in carving out logs for holding water.

And this mural is perhaps the only permanent artwork from the festival.

We were in the newspaper!

Pau went on football colonies to somewhere outside Barcelona for an entire week.

There was a lot of football, as you can imagine.

Lots of Pau running at the goal.

There were also drills…

More drills…

But there were other sports too.

Archery…

Climbing…

Some photos of Pau and his new friends.

Ice cream…

Swimming pool.

I think he had a great time.

Brian and Emily and their kids came to visit.

Éadaoin, Saoirse, and Sadhbh went for a walk.

The Smith family and the monkeys went rafting!

Big waves for the camera.

Big smiles for the river.

Not really paying attention to the river…

Now paying attention to the river…

Working hard.

Fun times on the Noguera Pallaresa!

We spent some time at the swimming pool in Llavorsí.

We went to explore the village of Arestui.

Then we hiked to Baiasca along the river.

We built a wooden bridge to cross the river.

Checking out this tree!

Back in Llavorsí on the path down to Yeti.

Cooling down at the Yeti beach.

The girls are best friends now.

We went for dinner in the campsite.

Hanging out in the loft.