Here are a couple more photos along with video of the show we caught in Plaza de San Francisco the other night. For filming, I stood on a cast-iron "plug" (I have no idea what those things are called that separate the cars from the pedestrians) and I nearly fell off a few times, as you will clearly see at a few key moments. The rest of the time, I was fairly stable.
As for the "Inaction" in the blog title, that refers to our continued lack of hot water and repairs in our apartment. I've already submitted our first set of expenses to the building manager, and there are plenty more to come. We appear to have a permanently assigned room at the hotel Espacio Azahar.
That would have been mind-blowing to see it 'live'! Thanks so much for sharing it here Mitch. I totally enjoyed it and was taken away!!
ReplyDeleteYes, you know what an incredible experience you are having there in Sevilla! Always something for the citizens to see and do.
Jim:
DeleteI don't get a lot done at home. When I'm not in bed with a cold, I'm out exploring. And I'm never disappointed.
The show was absolutely magical! Thank you for sharing it. I saw a video of something similar projected onto Harrods in London once but it was no where near as beautiful and spectacular.
ReplyDeleteSo how are the two cats doing amidst all the household turmoil?
Ms. Sparrow:
DeleteThe cats are doing fine right now, since no repair people have been here for days. Hopefully, for our sakes not the cats', their lives will be more disrupted this-coming week.
I wish I would have been able to see this light show in person. You make me want to see Seville again.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteI'm sure a lot has changed. You'd love to experience it all again and anew!
It's absolutely AMAZING! I have only watched the shorter one so far, but it's incredible! I'm so happy for you two that you ran across it.
ReplyDeleteAs for the water situation... amazing as well... in such a less good way :(
Judeet:
DeleteI've gotten so good at heating hot water (cooking?) for quick washing up every day. Sure am grateful to have the hotel room nearby. The situation is ridiculous, but at least we've got a roof over our heads.
Bollards. I think they're called bollards. :)
ReplyDeleteWalt the Fourth:
DeleteThanks! At first I thought, "Bullocks?" Did he say "Bullocks?"
Spectacular! Not only a celebration of classics but of new inventions too. And a great way of using the facade of city hall, and it's "clock work".
ReplyDeletePeter:
DeleteYou would have loved this!
Cool. And Happy New Year. Wishing you all the joy of hot water once again.
ReplyDeleteFrank:
DeleteWell, Pa's stirrin' up the fire about now so we can wash the dishes. But, it's still a happy new year. Wishing you the same!
Beautiful and amazing!
ReplyDeleteKristi:
DeleteIt blew us away. I keep watching the videos myself.
This is incredible! So magical. Happy New Year to you and your loved ones. Looking forward to reading many more posts with heart and soul. Shine on!
ReplyDeleteJeff:
DeleteWishing you the same!
That really is fantastic, though hot water would be a marvel, too.
ReplyDeleteBob:
DeleteHot water would truly be miraculous.
That was amazing! I want to come and visit,soon.
ReplyDeleteHope you get the hot water situation resolved this week.
Carole:
DeleteIt's an amazing place (with or without hot water -- can't believe we have such a totally incompetent building manager).
O~~M~~G......Mitch this blew my mind (lol)....I can't believe what I just saw! You really have opened my mind up to something I know I'd never ever have a chance to see!
ReplyDeleteMany Thanks!
Ron
Ron:
DeletePure magic (and a lot of very creative use of design and technology). I'm glad you could at least see it on video.
yeah yeah it is cool but without hot water what matter this? :-)
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteOh, who needs hot water when you've got magic?