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This year, 2003, a few cronies made a trip to visit a little known fish restaurant called Dique, well actually it isn't really a restaurant at all. What it is, is a fried fish palace. A type of establishment where the only thing served is copious amounts of deep fried fish and seafood. In Spain fish is, well fish (pescado), and everything else is seafood, i.e. shrimp, clams, oysters, squids, crabs, etc. Generally, if it has fins its a fish and if not it's seafood (mariscos).

These photos were taken under very adverse conditions or poor light and the photographer was suffering from acute hunger as we had yet to have lunch. Better pictures will grace this page in the future.

On the river This is a scene taken from Venta San Andres. A sea donkey rather than a seahorse.	River scene Outside Venta San Andres looking toward the Atlantic Ocean.	They'er off! Photo by Ineke Koudenburg	and on the rail, I mean water, it's. . . Photo by Ineke Koudenburg	At the wire!!! Photo by Ineke Koudenburg	And the winer is . . . Photo by Ineke Koudenburg	Last place, it hay and not oats for you tonight. Photo by Ineke Koudenburg
Crony Casa Joke - this is a good looking summer cottage in Sanlucar, just a small summer place.	Crony luncheon The specialty of the house in El Dique is pescado frito variado. This delectable platter contains baby shrimp, hake, cuttlefish, and other delicious items.	El Dique This is a photo of a photo showing the old El Dique. Now it has been modernized. Dique is a well kept secret, a fried fish place with very little else.	Filtered Noise reduction applied and other stuff	Ferry to Coto Doñana across the river	Sanlucar Ferry Another photo of the ferry with sign board in foreground.	Hams galore The Jamon Serrano is also good in Sanlucar. This was taken in a venta close to El Dique in Sanlucar.
Sanlucar Guadalquiver River A scene of the river, taken on a cloudy day.	Mouth of the Guadalquivir From the Atlantic to Sevilla on the river starts here.	Sanlucar Street scene	Sanlucar This used to be a soap factory when Sanlucar was part of Arabia, back in the old days before El Cid.	Sanlucar Street plaque showing name of the old square.	Ancient structure Sanlucar, like the other towns of Andalucia has it's history.	Sanlucar Street scene.