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Stonework
... pinned him solid. He screamed out and I quickly ran to him with the new guy to pull the boulder off his leg. The boss jumped in his truck and drove to the hospital. Before he left he said “get back to work.” When he returned he said nothing to us. Just put on a pair of rubber boots and went back to work. Later I would find out he had a fracture in his leg.
I lasted all of five days in that job. I hated not knowing what to do so I went back to the familiar, ...
Los preliminares del viaje...
... que he conocido en meetic hace un par de semanas y que lo único que
tenemos en común es ese gustillo por la aventura .... Una locura ? Sin duda lo
es pero.... solo se vive una vez !!
Día a día os comentaré lo mejor y lo peor del viaje para que los futuros
viajeros puedan evitar lo malo y aprovecharse de lo bueno. Os imagináis que hiciéramos
todos lo mismo !!
QUE EMPIECE LA AVENTURA.... nos vemos en China
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Comfy Bed
So tired but we arrived in Barcelona today after 11 hours of trains from Nice, it was a great day though none the less spending time with some new friends we made from L.A. I am super tired and headed to bed now but I look forward to seeing the city tomorrow and maybe even the beach! HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!!!
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Haunted Attic
After three nights of no sleep due
to the strange noises coming from above our bedroom, and small pieces
of dust and debris falling on our faces we began to investigate (I
say we but really it was just Paulo because I was too scared). He
first climbed to the roof to see if there were any animal nests, none
to be found. Next we unlocked the door to the attic to see if we
could find any evidence of movement and sure ...
Addicted to tapas - Barcelona
ADDICTED TO TAPAS
I arrived in Barcelona by train last Sunday from Carcassonne, in the south of France. I travelled along the coast, through beautifully picturesque towns like Perpignan, Port Bou and Girona. It was only a few hours by train and before I knew it, I was in Barcelona Sants station. My idea of a really civilised city is one where you don't need a taxi and this is one of those places. With my whole life packed into several suitcases, I had no ...

