Amazing, you have introduced me to yet another town that looks absolutely stunning and full of character AND I have never heard of it before. No wonder I enjoy your posts so much. Stay safe and keep having fun.
The best part of this video was watching the two of you holding hands as you walked thru the hallway. I could feel the love the two of you have for each other. What an inspiring story about the two of you.
Spain's history is so fascinating. Modern Spain atop medieval Spain atop Muslim Spain atop Roman Spain, and Rome wasn't even first. I'm in for as many vids like this as you want to make, it was fun.
This video is incredibly interesting because of the history lessons and cultural sites and sailing. You’ve combined Rick Steves Europe and the Shards from Distant Shores. Pure Gold.
I don't know any kids really excited about history. You almost have to be an adult to appreciate the magnitude of what the Romans did and the fact that a lot of it is still standing after thousands of years. Loved the history lesson and the video. Any travel experience is a learning experience in some way. All the places you have been are extraordinary and I enjoy watching your adventures. Thanks so much!!
Wow!!! That was great. I also think that as we mature (hopefully) , we appreciate history much more than when we were in school . This is what makes your channel #1.
I agree! Mind you, I always had a suspicion that history was actually really interesting, but my high school history teacher was the WORST- one of those teachers that literally everyone, including other teachers, despised- so that was the end of that.
Most beautiful visit and well filmed . I am a bit anoid and immensely thankful that you took the time to let us read the various information placards available to on site visitors. You see, anything Roman and I am in. I READ EVERYTHING and it made me late for an appointment. LOL No mater , it was time well spent. LOL
My wife and I have a plan to take our kids sailing around the world for their first few years of high school as we believe that they will learn a lot more through their interactions in real world situations. This great video just reinforces our beliefs.
This is my favorite video you've ever done. I come back to watch it periodically. The opening is my favorite, but I also love you showing us the amazing history that can be found in what many of us would consider a nondescript city far down on our list of things that might be interesting. You show us how wrong we are.
¡Viva España! 🇪🇸 I do like when you do a little history of the cities you visit. After all you are a sailing and a traveling TH-camr. Keep up the history and tours of cities you visit! 🌎🌍🌏
From an Aussie perspective, when I visitedEurope/Uk many years ago, when I saw buildings that had dates and years on them, I thought gee Australia wasnt even discovered when this building was built...
I'm only 45 seconds in but I had to stop to say... that open was simply magical. That music. People don't realize how important music is. That is the best 45 seconds of footage you've ever produced. (Although I *am* still partial to the few seconds at the end of most videos where Nick reaches out of the computer and clicks the laptop's mouse button.)
This is the one that pushed me over. I cannot continue to receive the amount of joy that your content brings me and not express my appreciation in a more tangible way. I wish I could pledge more, but I'm headed to Patreon right now.
Super tour....I have always had a huge interest in the Romans and try to visit as many of their ancient ruins when I travel. Didn't know about these.....thanks for bringing us along. I think my interest comes from the fact that I was guided to study Latin in school and through those studies learned about the Romans more extensively.
FWIW I absolutely love the history...I will never see those places in person so to "see them through your eyes" is a special treat. Thanks for taking the time to share this stuff.
Learning about Nick's ancestors in a Spanish town - cool! I watch probably 10 channels and always look forward to yours the most. Not sure where you learned them Terysa, but your video editing skills are excellent. As geeky as it is to say your b roll stuff is par excellence and that always makes for a very smooth and enjoyable watching experience. Thanks for your work.
I wish I could give this video two thumbs up, but there are no provisions for that. I learned of you from your cross-over with Gone with the Wynns; glad I did.
Great thanks . The inserts really made the history lesson interesting , as you said , if only we had this kind of media when we were at school . I always put my headphones on for your vids , great music x
Discovered you guys a few days ago and subscribed! Here's the thing - I can't swim, I've never been on a yacht (though I do play guitar and like Nick I play left-handed) but I'm hooked on your videos! I'm doing the binge watching thing (got up to your early 2018 season videos so far). You are a great couple - entertaining in every way, with some great laughs amongst some real "holy cr*p" moments. Enjoyed this history lesson ( and yes - sod the Spinning Jenny) :)
"Entrance was free and it was paid for by the rich." historia repetit! Did you find any amontillado down there? The vid at 9:47 to 9:55 is very well done...you can still see the lanes! Smashing episode you two.
This is what wiki says about the city: Tarragona is a port city in northeastern Spain’s Catalonia region. Many ancient ruins remain from its time as the Roman colony of Tarraco. The Amfiteatre Romà is a 2nd-century arena facing the Mediterranean, the Necropolis contains Roman tombs, and traces of the Forum stand among the alleys of the walled, medieval Old Town. A walkway along the ramparts, the Passeig Arqueològic, has sweeping views of the city. I love who you two did a review of this beautiful city and I was quite surprised and impressed by the augment reality. Also: did you adopt that cat? It's a lot cheaper than a Lagoon.
What a great use for AR, every history place should have something like that. I imagine those tunnels were either very smoky or very dark "back in the day", you could see holes in the ceiling, but I'm thinking they wouldn't have drafted that much of the smoke out (assuming torches were the main source of light?).
That history is fascinating partly because Roman settlement of Spain ultimately resulted in Hannibal, a Carthaginian General, to lead his Army (including Elephants) to attack the Romans in Spain in 219 (second Punic War) and then to lead the Army across the Pyrenees and Alps to attack Central Italy. One of the most famous military campaigns in European history.
So just spent the last week watching all ur videos from the start till now love your channel!!inspired me to work toward this type of life style ya'll are an amazing team.recently saw your looking for a cat. Heres a video of another guy did on some other brands maybe will help with some info.Allways good to gather as much info from as many sources as possible.ive attached the link.Nick is like a long lost relative... if he had not been a dentist id swear he was a Marine at some point..some ppl call it foul language or cussing I call it STFU..adults are speaking go back to the kids table if words still hurt lmao.Also don't apologise about everyvideo not being about sailing because ..saling is about discovery of new lands and cultures and I dont care who u are you have to get off the boat and hit the land to experience it all..after all where humans not fish we have that luxury! lol God bless and take care keep it up and never change who u are its your story you tell it the way you see it..after all that's why ppl are here to witness it through your eyes .th-cam.com/video/LC8Q4oN2kjs/w-d-xo.html
also check out these two videos lots of useful info i think, nick will love the great ideas on this 1 million dollar conversion.. th-cam.com/video/o6kOvjS1ytE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/nchKhM_TxYk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! THAT was most interesting and enlightening. In the Roman Catholic High School I attended , 65+ years ago, we were required to take four years of Latin during which we translated "Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wars" and "Cicero's Orations against Cataline in the Roman Senate." Your History Tour, and the include movie, brought it all back, and more important, brought it ALIVE! the Old Coastie
Well, we’d be glad to! We’re in France and going to be exploring the french canals which have many incredible towns, cities and villages to explore as well as the stunning countryside. If you liked this episode, you’ll probably enjoy those- stay tuned 😊
What meaning do sailing vlogs have if they don't inform about the destination! Great content. Those videos that morphed between yesterday and today are really cool.
I think you could start a semi-regular feature of Exploring History or something along those lines, if you wanted more work. ;) Quite an enjoyable episode, all I knew about Tarragona was that it was in Spain and founded by the Romans, it was fun to discover through your video how extensive the ruins are and how well the city makes the tourism experience for those interested in exploring them.
nick, you learnt about the K&Q's of britain? we never got past bloody bodacea(sp?) and the romans :-( but that's way better than school in canada, all they got to learn was daft PM's :-(( thank the gods i didn't have to learn them :-) as for history, i love it if i can touch it. great vid. thanks.
8:37 - Terysa, I've come to the sense that one must have lived a good while and experienced some larger events before history takes any particular interest. For me at least, anyway. Btw, you must have spent significant time in the UK; your "Aussie" is well disguised as "Brit" to me :D
I enjoy when you show things like this. I mean isn't the whole point of cruising to see new places you have not seen before or would not see if not on a boat? Otherwise why do it if you would be at sea all the time. Very cool stuff. Thank you as always for the great vids.
History lesson from Taragona was great. I bet the chariot racing was fun. Just like these days, the Spanish love MotoGP. I was at Jerez for the racing a few weeks ago. I am not so keen on the Catholic parades. I find the drum beating and the Klu Klux Kan style hats rather sinister.The city looks great. I must put Taragona on my to do list.
National Geographic is releasing a mini series called The Hot Zone. It's about the Ebola virus outbreak and looks like it's going to be pretty good. The actress Julianna Margulies has a striking resemblance to Terysa. Every time I see the commercial for the show I'm reminded to catch up on Sailing Ruby Rose. Kind of funny. Thought I would share.
I also had no interest in learning history in school but am becoming more interested in it as I get older. It must have felt like you had travelled back in time when touring the ruins.
Reminds me of Palma de Majorca during a festival in 1984, probably around Easter . I was chatting up a nice Spanish lady (with her leg in a cast) with my lousy high school Spanish, when down the street came a parade of hooded marchers carrying crosses (to me looked like a bunch of KKK marchers in red) and an Christian object on the shoulders of a few of them bringing up the rear. I had no idea what was going on, she tried to explain, it was futile because of the language barrier. She reached into an ashtray and marked a cross on my brow, not being Catholic, that didn't help. We had a good time though!
All that Catholic pagentry and not 1 Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" reference? You're slipping Nicholas. But, thanks for another great look at Catalonian culture!
I live in Tuscany and this was very interesting to me. So many similarities to places and cultural events here. But then again, the Romans controlled all of it right? Haha.
No! I'm sorry they are just wrong. Australia is full of circuses. Canberra has two and Brisbane one, Adelaide two etc. etc. We've also just changed all the animals over. Trying to find some smart ones but it's not working.
They were referring to the circus, where they had chariot races 2,000 years ago. Not the modern day circuses with clowns and acrobats. So in theory they are not wrong.
So glad you enjoyed Tarragona, I'll be there in just over a month :-) Also you were on the same pontoon as dads boat, which is exactly where I'll be! Since I'm bringing the gf this year I'll be doing the tourist thing ! WHAT is that phone app?!
Amazing, you have introduced me to yet another town that looks absolutely stunning and full of character AND I have never heard of it before. No wonder I enjoy your posts so much. Stay safe and keep having fun.
i realize it's kinda off topic but does anyone know a good site to stream newly released tv shows online ?
The best part of this video was watching the two of you holding hands as you walked thru the hallway. I could feel the love the two of you have for each other. What an inspiring story about the two of you.
Spain's history is so fascinating. Modern Spain atop medieval Spain atop Muslim Spain atop Roman Spain, and Rome wasn't even first. I'm in for as many vids like this as you want to make, it was fun.
So interesting, right?! Love it.
This video is incredibly interesting because of the history lessons and cultural sites and sailing. You’ve combined Rick Steves Europe and the Shards from Distant Shores. Pure Gold.
I don't know any kids really excited about history. You almost have to be an adult to appreciate the magnitude of what the Romans did and the fact that a lot of it is still standing after thousands of years. Loved the history lesson and the video. Any travel experience is a learning experience in some way. All the places you have been are extraordinary and I enjoy watching your adventures. Thanks so much!!
Agreed!
Wow!
Historically entertaining, thank you.
Wow!!! That was great. I also think that as we mature (hopefully) , we appreciate history much more than when we were in school . This is what makes your channel #1.
I agree! Mind you, I always had a suspicion that history was actually really interesting, but my high school history teacher was the WORST- one of those teachers that literally everyone, including other teachers, despised- so that was the end of that.
Most beautiful visit and well filmed . I am a bit anoid and immensely thankful that you took the time to let us read the various information placards available to on site visitors. You see, anything Roman and I am in. I READ EVERYTHING and it made me late for an appointment. LOL No mater , it was time well spent. LOL
These videos, where you do a little local exploring in the places you stop are extremely interesting and I hope you continue.
I just LOVE sunrise and sunset shots. The coloring are just AWESOME!
Thankyou Joe!
Yes! It was interesting to see the history, thanks for sharing!
My wife and I have a plan to take our kids sailing around the world for their first few years of high school as we believe that they will learn a lot more through their interactions in real world situations. This great video just reinforces our beliefs.
Very cool. I like going places and learning it's history to. Makes the place come alive. More please, thank you for sharing with us.
This is my favorite video you've ever done. I come back to watch it periodically. The opening is my favorite, but I also love you showing us the amazing history that can be found in what many of us would consider a nondescript city far down on our list of things that might be interesting. You show us how wrong we are.
Very informative!! Loved it!!!!!
Don't know about everyone else but I love the historical side jaunts. They make me actually want to go to the Med more than I do already.
You should go
Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose I am not sure my canoe is up for the crossing, but I am working towards something a tad larger.
I love Spain...... And your commentaries in your wonderful videos!
Morning still followed by afternoon wind is the phenomena that created brunch, and most importantly the brunch cocktail.
We were amazed. Thanks for sharing a great video and look back in time. The VR was great.
nice job we enjoyed very much …
Excellent history lesson keep them coming!
Great guys, love the history.
¡Viva España! 🇪🇸
I do like when you do a little history of the cities you visit. After all you are a sailing and a traveling TH-camr. Keep up the history and tours of cities you visit! 🌎🌍🌏
Thanks Miguel!
From an Aussie perspective, when I visitedEurope/Uk many years ago, when I saw buildings that had dates and years on them, I thought gee Australia wasnt even discovered when this building was built...
Sandra Watkins do you mean “discovered” by colonialists?
I liked the way they superimposed past and present to give perspective 👍
Loved your tour around Tarragona! Thank you.
Thanks for the fascinating history lesson! Do you feel the history of the people surrounding you when you are in such a fabled place?💞🇨🇦
Absolutely. They are so proud of their heritage.
Loved this vid. Fantastic history lesson. It's always astounded me what the Romans accomplished. Fascinating
I know- they were so advanced, it was incredible what they achieved.
I'm only 45 seconds in but I had to stop to say... that open was simply magical. That music. People don't realize how important music is. That is the best 45 seconds of footage you've ever produced. (Although I *am* still partial to the few seconds at the end of most videos where Nick reaches out of the computer and clicks the laptop's mouse button.)
This is the one that pushed me over. I cannot continue to receive the amount of joy that your content brings me and not express my appreciation in a more tangible way. I wish I could pledge more, but I'm headed to Patreon right now.
Awww Jennifer, thanks so much.
Wonderful video.
Super tour....I have always had a huge interest in the Romans and try to visit as many of their ancient ruins when I travel. Didn't know about these.....thanks for bringing us along. I think my interest comes from the fact that I was guided to study Latin in school and through those studies learned about the Romans more extensively.
That was extremely interesting and very well photographed, Thanks so much for sharing..
Glad you liked it Roger!
It really is fascinating! The computer simulations make it so real and easy to visualize.
Right? It was from an app that we downloaded, so useful in visualising what it was like!
I came here for the sailing and left with a history lesson, win-win.
Such a good combo! 😃
FWIW I absolutely love the history...I will never see those places in person so to "see them through your eyes" is a special treat. Thanks for taking the time to share this stuff.
Learning about Nick's ancestors in a Spanish town - cool! I watch probably 10 channels and always look forward to yours the most. Not sure where you learned them Terysa, but your video editing skills are excellent. As geeky as it is to say your b roll stuff is par excellence and that always makes for a very smooth and enjoyable watching experience. Thanks for your work.
I wish I could give this video two thumbs up, but there are no provisions for that. I learned of you from your cross-over with Gone with the Wynns; glad I did.
Thankyou so much!
Great thanks . The inserts really made the history lesson interesting , as you said , if only we had this kind of media when we were at school . I always put my headphones on for your vids , great music x
Highly informative and enjoyable.
Thanks for sharing.
You always do such a great job picking music and aligning it just right. Very nice!
Great visuals with overlay , nice job
Good one!, cheers.
The graphic overlays are awesome! I often find myself wondering what locations looked like in earlier times, or when they were first settled.
You guys are great at this.
Discovered you guys a few days ago and subscribed! Here's the thing - I can't swim, I've never been on a yacht (though I do play guitar and like Nick I play left-handed) but I'm hooked on your videos! I'm doing the binge watching thing (got up to your early 2018 season videos so far). You are a great couple - entertaining in every way, with some great laughs amongst some real "holy cr*p" moments. Enjoyed this history lesson ( and yes - sod the Spinning Jenny) :)
Loved it and appreciated seeing the layers of video etc. THANK YOU.
Excellent as always. That drum roll sounded like a small diesel starting up!
Loving your videos guys, looks like a blast. I want to put on a Captains hat and hit the high seas myself. Definitely subbing.
Welcome my friend
Excellent video very informative thanks guys!
fascinating
"Entrance was free and it was paid for by the rich." historia repetit! Did you find any amontillado down there? The vid at 9:47 to 9:55 is very well done...you can still see the lanes! Smashing episode you two.
Great content as always. Cheers guys. 👍
Highly enjoyable :)
Great video thanks for sharing
Circus... Perfect facsimile for you two... LOL Great tour guys. Thanks!
haha! Cheers Kris :)
Very good video. Almost felt like I was there.
That's the idea Leslie! Glad you liked it 😊
Excellent video.
This is what wiki says about the city:
Tarragona is a port city in northeastern Spain’s Catalonia region. Many ancient ruins remain from its time as the Roman colony of Tarraco. The Amfiteatre Romà is a 2nd-century arena facing the Mediterranean, the Necropolis contains Roman tombs, and traces of the Forum stand among the alleys of the walled, medieval Old Town. A walkway along the ramparts, the Passeig Arqueològic, has sweeping views of the city.
I love who you two did a review of this beautiful city and I was quite surprised and impressed by the augment reality.
Also: did you adopt that cat? It's a lot cheaper than a Lagoon.
Thankyou Rob! And I wish we adopted that cat 😂
The circus presentation is fabulous. Nice job; really nice.
What a great use for AR, every history place should have something like that. I imagine those tunnels were either very smoky or very dark "back in the day", you could see holes in the ceiling, but I'm thinking they wouldn't have drafted that much of the smoke out (assuming torches were the main source of light?).
"Like a jewel in the sun"
Nice video thanks
I would have enjoyed history class so much more as a child if Nick had taught!
¡Salud! 🍻🌺 Thank you for the awesome tour around that iconic ancient city. Loved it! Take care guys,
catch you on the next! Ken
Thankyou Ken! Glad you loved it!
That history is fascinating partly because Roman settlement of Spain ultimately resulted in Hannibal, a Carthaginian General, to lead his Army (including Elephants) to attack the Romans in Spain in 219 (second Punic War) and then to lead the Army across the Pyrenees and Alps to attack Central Italy. One of the most famous military campaigns in European history.
Great Video! I really enjoyed it!
:Thank you for the video that was very interesting. Keep having fun and smooth sailing.
Excellent video. We were in Spain at that same time. We were walking the Camino de Santiago Frances route. Easter was nuts in Spain.
Fun though, right?? We love that part of Spain, we sailed to Galicia in 2015- hope you enjoyed your camino!
Sailing Yacht Ruby Rose honestly, the Camino was he best vacation we’ve ever had. We loved it. We plan to do another soon. 😊
So just spent the last week watching all ur videos from the start till now love your channel!!inspired me to work toward this type of life style ya'll are an amazing team.recently saw your looking for a cat. Heres a video of another guy did on some other brands maybe will help with some info.Allways good to gather as much info from as many sources as possible.ive attached the link.Nick is like a long lost relative... if he had not been a dentist id swear he was a Marine at some point..some ppl call it foul language or cussing I call it STFU..adults are speaking go back to the kids table if words still hurt lmao.Also don't apologise about everyvideo not being about sailing because ..saling is about discovery of new lands and cultures and I dont care who u are you have to get off the boat and hit the land to experience it all..after all where humans not fish we have that luxury! lol God bless and take care keep it up and never change who u are its your story you tell it the way you see it..after all that's why ppl are here to witness it through your eyes
.th-cam.com/video/LC8Q4oN2kjs/w-d-xo.html
also check out these two videos lots of useful info i think, nick will love the great ideas on this 1 million dollar conversion..
th-cam.com/video/o6kOvjS1ytE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/nchKhM_TxYk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! THAT was most interesting and enlightening. In the Roman Catholic High School I attended , 65+ years ago, we were required to take four years of Latin during which we translated "Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wars" and "Cicero's Orations against Cataline in the Roman Senate." Your History Tour, and the include movie, brought it all back, and more important, brought it ALIVE! the Old Coastie
Could you do more episodes like this, please?
Well, we’d be glad to! We’re in France and going to be exploring the french canals which have many incredible towns, cities and villages to explore as well as the stunning countryside. If you liked this episode, you’ll probably enjoy those- stay tuned 😊
What meaning do sailing vlogs have if they don't inform about the destination! Great content. Those videos that morphed between yesterday and today are really cool.
I’ve had no interest to go to Spain but you’ve inspired me.
I think you could start a semi-regular feature of Exploring History or something along those lines, if you wanted more work. ;)
Quite an enjoyable episode, all I knew about Tarragona was that it was in Spain and founded by the Romans, it was fun to discover through your video how extensive the ruins are and how well the city makes the tourism experience for those interested in exploring them.
Thanks Dan! Glad you liked the video 😊
Great video, highly informative. We were just in Barcelona & now wish we had trecked down the cost to Tarragona!
It was cool how the phone and the video transformed from past to now.
nick, you learnt about the K&Q's of britain? we never got past bloody bodacea(sp?) and the romans :-( but that's way better than school in canada, all they got to learn was daft PM's :-(( thank the gods i didn't have to learn them :-) as for history, i love it if i can touch it. great vid. thanks.
love me a good olde Iberian Roman settlement, thanks
Any old roman settlement really....!
8:37 - Terysa, I've come to the sense that one must have lived a good while and experienced some larger events before history takes any particular interest. For me at least, anyway. Btw, you must have spent significant time in the UK; your "Aussie" is well disguised as "Brit" to me :D
I enjoy when you show things like this. I mean isn't the whole point of cruising to see new places you have not seen before or would not see if not on a boat? Otherwise why do it if you would be at sea all the time. Very cool stuff. Thank you as always for the great vids.
Great vid as always, Terysa you do what I do sometimes, raise your eyebrows when talking,but on you it’s cute lol x
Very beautiful 😍👍❤️😍💕👍👌
History lesson from Taragona was great. I bet the chariot racing was fun. Just like these days, the Spanish love MotoGP. I was at Jerez for the racing a few weeks ago. I am not so keen on the Catholic parades. I find the drum beating and the Klu Klux Kan style hats rather sinister.The city looks great. I must put Taragona on my to do list.
National Geographic is releasing a mini series called The Hot Zone. It's about the Ebola virus outbreak and looks like it's going to be pretty good. The actress Julianna Margulies has a striking resemblance to Terysa. Every time I see the commercial for the show I'm reminded to catch up on Sailing Ruby Rose. Kind of funny. Thought I would share.
I also had no interest in learning history in school but am becoming more interested in it as I get older. It must have felt like you had travelled back in time when touring the ruins.
Reminds me of Palma de Majorca during a festival in 1984, probably around Easter . I was chatting up a nice Spanish lady (with her leg in a cast) with my lousy high school Spanish, when down the street came a parade of hooded marchers carrying crosses (to me looked like a bunch of KKK marchers in red) and an Christian object on the shoulders of a few of them bringing up the rear. I had no idea what was going on, she tried to explain, it was futile because of the language barrier. She reached into an ashtray and marked a cross on my brow, not being Catholic, that didn't help. We had a good time though!
interesting stuff
You've changed you camera gear, I think. It shows. Superb. A great sailing channel just got even better :-)
All that Catholic pagentry and not 1 Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" reference? You're slipping Nicholas. But, thanks for another great look at Catalonian culture!
Great sailing adventures ... i think i seen your videos on soSAILize :) Keep up the good work !!!
Planning a trip NOW.
Was Ben-Hur racing a chariot there ? I heard he won !
Have you guys considered sailing to Nantucket Massachusetts?
I live in Tuscany and this was very interesting to me. So many similarities to places and cultural events here. But then again, the Romans controlled all of it right? Haha.
No! I'm sorry they are just wrong. Australia is full of circuses. Canberra has two and Brisbane one, Adelaide two etc. etc. We've also just changed all the animals over. Trying to find some smart ones but it's not working.
They were referring to the circus,
where they had chariot races 2,000
years ago. Not the modern day circuses with clowns and acrobats. So in theory they are
not wrong.
That cat is not a stray hes to healthy looking
Is that one of those Chinese motors you have mounted in the back?
Hi guys. ( This comment is meant to help my favorite TH-camrs with their stats.) Easy to help, click like and say "HI GUYS"!
Hi Marc!
So glad you enjoyed Tarragona, I'll be there in just over a month :-) Also you were on the same pontoon as dads boat, which is exactly where I'll be!
Since I'm bringing the gf this year I'll be doing the tourist thing ! WHAT is that phone app?!
I can’t remember what it was called but there’s signs for it everywhere in Tarragona. Have fun! Get the multi pass! It was only €7!
@@sailingrubyrose I did the multi pass last time I took a friend around the town but I think the VR stuff must be new, I've not seen that before!