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Zaragoza Slideshow
Zaragoza
Travel Blogs from Zaragoza, Spain and Canary Islands
homesick?
... more complicated than it should be. But there are some really cool things you can do like buddy with a Spanish student from around here and basically you attend their school (with them) for a day and the next day they come to our school. It sounds pretty ...
tengo ganas
... a beat. G-D it! It's frustrating. I also had this minor crisis today because my mom's trying to send me a package and they (the government of Spain) is sending it back because it has my allergy medicine in it. It's soo frustrating! Anyway Sr. Morse wasn't ...
Zaragoza
... headed home.franny got us lost, but will never admit it. and then we got a taxi back to where we parked. one good thing about the city actually to mention was a park where we sat all afternoon, drinking beers and having a laugh with some locals. ...
BUGUN ZARAGOZA GEZILECEK....
... guzel bir acik bufede yedik. Yemekte Trabzon`dan gorevli gelmis ogretmen hanimlarla karsilastik, biraz sohbet ettik. Sonra otobus ile otele donduk. Zaragoza guzel mi ? Guzel. Ozel olarak gelip gormelimi, hayir. Yolunuz duserse 1 gunde rahatlikla ...
Festival de Pilar
... , orchids, and gladiolus wind their way to the Plaza de Pilar as an offering to the Virgin. The bus left Calahorra at 9:00pm and left Zaragoza at 8:00 in the morning, it was a long but very fun night. I went with my roommate, Matilde, Fraiser and ...
water fall
This blog is still under editing ... You can enjoy the pictures now. Special Thanks. Photos were taken by Margarita in ...
examenes?
09.12.2007 yes, I know, I'm extremely neglectful. Between school, art, volunteering and friends I feel like I have no time! This passed weekend we had a Puente (holiday) and so we didn't have school last Thursday or Friday. We also start finals this ...
pilar???
... different. Currently we're in the start of Pilar. Pilar is actually the most inexplicable happening in Zaragoza ever. Basically it starts on Saturday, October 6 (all of 2 and some hours ago because it is now 2:30am) and lasts until Sunday, October 14, ...
Museums aren't free on Wednesdays
... to speeding tickets so don’t speed. Cynthia said no worries and we left for Zaragoza. We arrived at Zaragoza at around 2000 and went straight to the shopping centre to find supplies for dinner. After getting dinner we went to the ...
Zaragoza
Zaragoza was a littel stop we had in the journey from Pamplona to Barcelona. We were here for the majority of the day. Nothing really speacial, just an average Spanish ...
Friend’s flat - 145am
... . Having missed one train I only had to wait four minutes for the next one. I call that a good service. When I got to Zaragoza and my friend was driving us to the centre we did get stuck. There was a protest blocking the street. People ...
Zaragoza
... quite the long bus ride from Madrid to Barcelona. We drove three hours, stopped at a rest stop, drove an hour and a half and arrived in Zaragoza, which was half way in between. This stop was actually kind of funny because the city has a beautiful ...
Pilar Festival in Zaragoza, Spain
Went to celebrate the Pilar Festival in Zaragoza, Aragon Spain. This is the largest celebration for ...
Zaragoza
... la española – Fríjoles – Alubias, Migas – Migas, Chorizo – Chorizo, Morcilla- Morcilla, etc… Zaragoza es una ciudad muy linda, tranquila y de alta calidad de vida. Tiene una plaza central maravillosa, con una cascada ...
Buses; Bulls, Tapas, Rioja
... , and a very new shiny art gallery where we saw a big collection of Goya drawings from Napoleonic War. The pinchos (tapas in Nothern Spain) are fantastic, the Rioja is cheap and it was a perfect stop off on the journey South. Sarah 17th October ...
Wedding Day
Zaragoza is something else. It was created by Caesar Agustus and he named it after himself (it got corrupted over time as you can see). There are still some ruined roman walls scattered across the city. In the central plaza, named Plaza del Pilar, ...
Zaragoza
From Zaragoza we got the train to Barcelona as were were behind time to meet Fred and Lukas. Cheating a bit but so ...
Birthplace of a Queen
... with me. The next day was more of the same, walking and reading books in parks to pass the time. All in all this was my least favorite city in all of Spain and I could not wait to get out of there and head to the fabled city of ...
Our Travels so Far
... , weather was a lot nicer than London still jacket weather though. Spent the next 4weeks travelling Spain and Portugal visiting in Spain - Barcelona, Zaragoza, Madrid then going to Porto in Portugal which doesn't officially have a border crossing you just ...
proyecto del ingles
... have nothing else to do with our time. On the first day our math teacher said to us, "I know you didn't come to Spain to learn math..." and said that he wouldn't give us a lot of homework because we have better things to do in Spain than math! Of course ...
first weekend
... because it's so chill to drink and I never feel this intense pressure to get drunk. Drinking socially is perfectly acceptable and actually normal. However, Spaniards have much higher tolerances than us so 'socially drinking' is like 10 shots. My family ...
me encantan fiestas de pilar
... dumb-he failed 3 classes last year in high school so now he's at "junior college" except it's a little different in Spain. He's basically at vocational school-which is actually more common here than in the states but it's junior vocational school since ...
