I now am looking to borrow from someone a bike the last chance I have to get back to the port near by the street now called Arrantzaleek Kalea where a giant scene is built for a 3 days non stop concert since I don't want to miss Hesian. Anyway it is the last type of transport that can be used with so many people around and after nearly ten days of a gaz stations shut down. Just wondering do u like Hesian?

It is almost impossible to move on Iparralde avenue, Iparalde etorbidea is just a forest of Euskal Herria flags and it's no better on the water, la Bidassoa is full of boats with flags and music is all over. I am trying to walk towards the run about where a giant screen is showing the arrival at Bilbao of UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon who, after a press conference in Bilbao is scheduled to deliver an historical speech from Iparalde etorbidea on the pain a divided nation experiences and how it endangers its soul but I doubt I can go any closer. I guess it will have to be delivered from a boat as I don't see how any car could right now cross the split city but is it still a split city?

Come on be good.... Watch it again. I can feel it in the air it's coming, it's coming, the prefet and closed staff under heavy protection of the french army is being evacuated as we speak, everywhere people are quietly watching the occupants evacuation with calm, in every street music is on celebrating a long awaited freedom on both sided of the border, an old couple smiling is asking me are they really leaving for good and I just don't know what to answer but yes it looks they are going