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Gaudi, Orwell and The Elephant Man
... its narrow alleys and hidden plazas. Unsurprisingly it’s been home to many centuries worth of expats, eccentrics and unfortunates.
It was once the centre of a thriving Jewish community, but when the plague did not take hold amongst them as it did in the rest of the city (probably because they actually had a decent level of hygiene) they were massacred in retribution and forgotten. Their synagogue, which ...
My best lines are getting old. Run for the sun
... a meal, and Christian and I sat down at a table with the bags, looking at Google maps on my iPad. Next thing I know, the guys behind me started yelling at me to go off and chase the guy. What guy? What was going on? A quick assesment and I reaslised that someone had just walked passed and grabbed Shannon's backpack, with his laptop, camera and everything else of any importance in it. Not knowing what really to do. I grabbed my iPad off the table, along with my passport underneath ...
REALLY HIGH-lights of Barcelona
... so here are just a couple! The stoplights are an indication, not an obligation. Most cars will go straight through them, and some don’t even stop for pedestrians! As a matter of fact, Gaudi, the architect whom I spoke of yesterday, was killed by a bus! Having crossed the streets myself now in Barcelona, I have come close to the same fate. You can never tell if you can go unless there is a large crowd or the driver gives ...
Drug deals in Barcelona
... it has less than all the others so far but i really like the feel of it. Also we are stoked that breakfast is included in Spain sweet!
First day we went to Gaudi Sagrada Familia which was just spectacular - we thought. Its a church that is so crazy that the catholic churches didn't accept it at first, but after its rise to fame, they then let it in to their club. Its taken 100 years so far to build and its going to take 100 more until its ...
¡Sí sí sí!
... at Camino Barcelona. My first week classes are from 10:30 – 2:30, but the schedule could change each week. The age range for people taking classes ranges from 18 - 55+, while most seem to be in their twenties. It also seems like most are taking classes four hours a day (whether fone-on-one or in small groups), but some even take six hours of classes! I thought about that, but I felt it was just too much. I think ...
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