Visited Spain. In el Rastro in Madrid there was a really nice MTL3 which I couldn't just pass. I quickly tested it for basic functionality and got it for 30 €. There was a blue Konica film inside, but I noticed that a bit too late, so no "found film" pics this time. Next to Rastro was a nice old gentleman who had all sorts of photographic equipment from last 100+ years in his somewhat unorganized shop. He sold me an UV filter for it for 5 € after carefully cleaning it and inspecting for scratches.
So, now we had a camera but no battery or film. However, turned out that right next to our hostal (Spanish passengers' home) there was a photographic equipment shop Casa Pibe, specializing in older equipment, in business since 1924. The very friendly gentleman sold me a 625-type battery and some Fuji 200 Superia film from their refrigerator. As a side note, they had a lot of different film available in various formats.
My wife told me that she wanted the camera. Well, why not? Brief tutorial on Praktica TTL metering and the relation between exposure time, aperture and film sensitivity was all that was needed.
And so, later on our trip, we visited Cabo de Gata.
After which we went to Almeria and climbed up to the old Moorish fortress.
Here's a crop.
Too bad the lab scratched the negative a bit.