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| On the way to the Fair, Encarni realized she needed new shoes. So we stopped in a shoe store. On the way to the Fair. |
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| This is the "Portada de la Feria", the doorway. They put this up new every year, each time with a new design. They are still disassembling it. |
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| Here we're in a "caseta", a tent-like location with its own bar/restaurant. There are dozens of casetas, and most are private and you have to know someone to get in. |
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| Our friend Elena was able to invite us into hers. |
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| Thomas, myself, and David. |
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| Encarni and Elena dancing "Sevillanas", a traditional type of Flamenco dancing. |
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| New day, new dress. |
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| Encarni, Thomas and I decided to ride the Ferris Wheel. |
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| View from our Ferris Wheel. |
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| The many faces of Encarni on the Ferris Wheel! |
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| Like state fairs and carnivals, there are games where people can win prizes. I found the basketball shoot. For 2 euros you got two shots, and had to make both to win a prize. |
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| I made my first two, and won a bear for my girl. |
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| Me, Encarni, and the bear. Everyone's happy. |
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| Last thing we did at the Fair: enjoying Churros con chocolate. Churros are similar to funnel cake, but you dip them in warm, thick dark chocolate. |
