Blas De Otero Students Residence Bilbao

... pincho that Paul had and a (believe it or not) anchovy/cod concoction on bread that I had. I’ve really been venturing out on the fish thing this trip. I even had cod for lunch!!

Tomorrow we leave Bilbao for a hotel a bit in from the coast into the Picos de Europa, a beautiful, mountainous area. We should be in by late afternoon. Look for photos of the coast and the mountains next.

Cheers!

Si daca credeti ca afacerile imobiliare se fac cu inteligenta si profesionalism peste tot in Europa sa stiti ca aveti dreptate. Pentru a confirma acest lucru am sa va povestesc despre munca in Spania a unui roman de al nostru, de loc de prin Faget.

Citez din memorie. Eram la o cafea si nu la un sprit, deci banuiesc ca nu imi joaca feste memoria.

“Domnu’ Dumitrescu, deja aveam firma si ...

... to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, features both permanent and visiting exhibits featuring works of both Spanidh and international artists. The exhibition of the museum itself change often, it is frequently hosts thematic exhibition from other countries and other culture. The permanent collections of the museums are 20th century arts ...

... of a cathedral), I was fascinated to learn about Chris' life. Turns out that his father was the head lighthouse keeper of the beautiful lighthouse we had seen at Houth. A fairly well off family, Chris' parents identified a keen intellect in Chris and sent him to the church for education purposes. Chris fell in love with the friar's life and at graduation (age 18), decided to become a friar himself. Apparently there are four main types of friars in the Roman Catholic church, all of which ...

... that I tested into the level I needed to be. Hopefully, the credits will transfer and I can finish my Spanish this summer. I love this new and exciting environment. We then took another group tour. This time it was of some areas of our town. This place seems to be so beautiful in places. However, in others it is terrible. I am going to try and attach a few pictures from the beach and surrounding areas ...

... los amontonábamos. Con el tiempo los soldados los echaron a aquella fosa común y los enterraron en cal. Aquí estan las ruinas de lo que era mi casa y al final de esa calle estrecha las ruinas del horno que mi padre tenía en su panadería. Esto era un hospital y allí había un casino. Junto a esa casa hay un refugio donde nos podíamos esconder treinta personas cuando no paraban de bombardear." " Una tarde un par de amigos y yo nos ...

... bar open and then walked towards the ruins we´d spotted in the distance. Whilst trying to take photos of an attractive ceramic sundial, an elderly gentleman approached and realising we weren´t from Belchite, wanted to know what had brought us. After hearing that we wanted to know more about the old town, he immediately stepped into the role of tour guide. Virg has tried to transcribe what he told us in her blog, I´ll provide my interpretation from Virg´s translation (if that makes ...

Zaragoza is really just a nice little town that we decided to stop in because it was half-way from Madrid to Barcelona. They´ve done a really nice job of meshing Roman ruins, impressive cathedrals and old Renaissance buildings together with new modern architecture and fountains. That´s probably the most notable and unique aspect to the city. The large cathedral was really simple and elegant inside. It wasn´t nearly as gaudy as a lot of the ...

And god yes is it damn hot, in fact between 35 and 45 every day, with not much relief at night. This city is the capital of the Aragon region of Spain, and has a huge history attached, as does so many other towns in Spain. Although the size of this town is large, there are not many who speak English, which makes life interesting. I can understand a bit of Spanish, but am still incapable of constructing a sentence for myself! Where to start when describing this city ...