The second date with the couple who own the house was for the photo shoot. But it was just an excuse because, in reality, the result was an idyllic Sunday lunch at the beginning of May between people who seem to have known each other all their lives. The four of us sat at the marvellous green table that presides over the kitchen-dining room and which hides a fascinating history like all the objects that decorate the house. The hours - I believe - pass very, very quickly here. Meanwhile, the girls play in the garden, that garden of which, as she explains, some time ago the daughter of some good friends of hers said: "Look mum, her farmyard is the Sierra de Tramuntana!" Curious coincidence because this had been the phrase chosen when we wrote the first tweet about the house. A sign that this is a special house, both for its characteristics and for the passion that its owners have put into it, with whom from the very first moment there has been something akin to a mutual love affair (perhaps it sounds a bit strong when you say it like that!). This idyll will come to fruition... Surely!
