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I won't be here for the next 2 months due to a lot of work that has to be done in a short time. I'll be having lots of stressful days, sleepless nights... and hopefully I'll come back as an architect. 

See you in summer!

P.S. I've also left the 365 project for a while. But I'll finish it as soon as I'm able to do it again!

GR-92 (Part 7).

STAGE 7: Torroella de Montgrí - Begur

Date: Saturday, April 28, 2012
Distance: 22,42km (13,93mi)
Time: 5h 57min
Moving time: 5h 04min
Start elevation: 32m (104ft)
Finish elevation: 178m (584ft)
Min. elevation: 4m (13ft)
Max. elevation: 178m (584ft) 

 1. View of the river and the Montgrí castle (Stage 6) at the background.

2. View of the fields and coast (with Medes Islands).

3. Yellow covered fields with Mongtri castle (again!) at the very background.

4. Spring has definitely sprung!

5. Antique and current street signs of Fontclara.

6. Fields covered with poppies and the medieval village of Pals at the background.

7. The path from Pals to Begur is an ascending track among pine forests.

Next stage: Begur - Palamós.

Images from Muffins in my Backpack.

Tolix.

This is the Tolix A chair, designed by French entrepreneur Xavier Pauchard in 1934.

They are available as chairs, armchairs, benches, stools... in galvanized steel, perforated... in multiple versions.

I have to say I'm not a huge fan of metal chairs; but I do like industrial esthetics. Moreover, I've been seing Tolix chairs all over restaurants and cafés lately and I must admit I'm beginning to like these colorful chairs.

Although, I'd prefer them in grey tones, because I think (in my humble opinion) they're better put as "rough" metal with wood and other neutral colours, such as darker greys, black and white.

More information at Tolix.

Image credits: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.