In the meantime…

Dear friends… we are back from our trip to the Basque Country. I already miss it very much.

It has taken me days to recover this time – must be age?

I was looking through the thousands of photos I took (yes, nearly 2,000) and wondering if there was a theme behind them all. I will show you soon. I think you will clearly see it.

But in the meantime I leave you with photos of a recipe I made inspired by a spring-filled dish my aunt and I ate at Boroa a few days ago. Cannot wait to share more.

I missed you.


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31 Responses to “In the meantime…”

  1. tinajo says:

    Wow, 2000 pics?! Can’t wait to see some! These pics are beautiful! :-)

  2. Anonymous says:

    Arantzazu: QuĂ© bien hemos estado…
    Jon un encanto y Miren tan especial…
    Estoy deseando ver las fotos…
    Bego

  3. SENKA says:

    Great inspiration, beautiful.
    Photos…like I was there

  4. SENKA says:

    Great inspiration, beautiful.
    Photos…like I was there.

  5. Joy says:

    It’s always going to be hard to adjust to reality again. haha!

  6. Gorgeous pictures as always! Love looking through your photos!

  7. a. maren says:

    can’t wait to see more pics!

  8. I can understand well your feelings,Aran! Last October I spent 2 weeks in my country, Brazil. When I left, a piece of my heart stayed there. I still miss my home country, family, and friends. But little by little life takes care of healing — at least a bit– all that we’ve left behind. Think that you enjoyed each precious moment that you spent there with your family and have created beautiful memories… It is good to have you back.

  9. Wonderful photos!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

  10. Thank you for your beautiful photos and welcom at home. Happy easter from Belgium.

  11. ibb says:

    Argazkiak itxaroten. Seguru asko egonaldi bikaina izan dezula.

  12. Liz says:

    Dear Aran,
    I have been spending Easter with my folks in Hampshire, UK, but I must soon return to my adopted home in Malta. Each time I leave, it gets harder. Yes, it is age, nostalgia for a childhood, missing my elderly parents, the greenery, rivers, smells of spring I can’t get on a small rock. Love your photos of your ur-alt home in the Basque. Keep them coming! It’s an important part of who you are!

  13. toko baju says:

    WONDERFUL Post.thanks for share..

  14. You have the best pictures… love your blog!

  15. Shelby says:

    Just beautiful… missed you too! Welcome home :)

  16. rae says:

    Hi,

    When I clicked Boroa my Norton came up malicious web site.

  17. Rae- just clicked on it again and it’s fine on my end. It is a legitimate site so not sure why Norton is giving you that notice.

    Thanks all. I will be back soon with photos from our trip!

  18. Welcome back!

    Can’t wait for you to scan through those 2000+ pics and choose your favorites. (Don’t skimp out on us, now!)

  19. ChichaJo says:

    Sounds like a lovely holiday! How I would love to explore the Basque region…I am sure your photos are phenomenal and I cannot wait to see them!

  20. Roberta says:

    I would love to see them all!
    I am pretty sure they are all awesome!

    Best wishes for your homecoming!

  21. Kimberley says:

    That is the loveliest shot of chive blossoms I’ve ever seen! I keep coming back – it’s so gorgeous.

  22. So glad you had such a wonderful trip! Welcome back!

  23. What a wonderful trip! These photographs are absolutely beautiful. We are new bloggers (mother/daughter duo) and really loved reading about the walks, cooking, etc. with your family. Such precious moments! Thank so much for sharing; we were truly inspired! If you have a chance, we would love for you to stop by and visit us newbies. http://www.puddlesprice.com

  24. Lighina VB says:

    Amazing Pictures very nice and lovely

  25. I cannot wait to see more too. These pictures are so beautiful.

  26. We LOVE the photographs! Beautiful colours and can’t wait to see that next post coming soon! Enjoy your journey ^_^

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