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Andorra and Barcelona
24/8/12
We both slept in a bit so we quickly packed up and got on the road towards Andorra. We had another fantastic ride over the mountains, the roads here in Spain are much nicer to ride on as they are wider and smoother, also not so many camper vans so therefore we could go faster!
We had a more obvious boarder crossing into …
Amunt! More castellers - and another festival
... him on with his footwear - and we really didn't fancy that. There's a useful moral to this though - think what you're wearing before you go out and get leathered.
It was getting fairly late when we got of the train on the way back to the hotel and we had agreed that we didn’t have much energy for another very late night, especially with a flight back to England the following day and work the day after so for once we managed to get to sleep at a reasonably civilised ...
The Beauty of Barcelona
... for the lack of photos in this entry, I barely took any in comparison to my other trips. Barcelona is beautiful though and I was definitely taking it in.
This coming weekend I plan to go to Madrid with some of the IU students. The 2 hour bus ride is sure to be warmly welcomed after the 10/12 hour bus rides I experienced this weekend! Also I do not have a tv but it’s almost time for the Olympics – people ...
Ola!
After a nice, relaxing visit with our relatives and some awesome sightseeing around Germany, we have arrived in Barcelona, Spain. Barcelona is the capital of the autonomous region of Catalonia (Catalunya to the locals), and many consider themselves Catalonians before Spaniards. The Catalonians speak their own language, Catalan, which is a separate language not just a dialect of Spanish, and you will hear both spoken while you are in Barcelona. In doing the reading ...
Mixing it (up) in Barcelona!!
... had icons, statues and gold gilded alters. No tower is complete without a visit to the top. I found an elevator that offered trips where you could experience a dizzying view of Barcelona among the gargoyles. Roisin stayed on Terra firma. Just as well because once on the roof, you had to navigate several flights of stairs held together with rickety scaffolding. I looked out across the spires to see……better spires!!!! WHAT?? We weren’t at the ...
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