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C Casanova 13 Barcelona, Catalonia, 08011, Spain and Canary Islands
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Christmas Lights in Barcelona
... make out some different looking interior lights. That is where the cafeteria and restaurant is located. I ultimately went up there for my dinner that night.
From that north end of the plaza, I was able to look into the skating rink. It did look like fun, but I did not take time to skate. I was surprised to see the skating rink there, but I was also surprised that the plastic windows for the rink were all open. While it was a cool evening, it was by ...
Trippin it
... the pick-pockets. After we found AK (Alex K) and AJ a sweet hostel, where we were able to meet some Americans, we went and checked out the waterfront. The harbor was beautiful. There were hundreds of boats/yachts and a mall, aquarium, and restaurants on the peninsula. We got into contact with Wayne and Joel (who we hadn’t met yet at this point) and decided to meet for dinner. While AK and AJ got ready and took showers at their new ...
Our last night in Barcelona - off to the theatre
During the day we packed up and took our final box to the Post Office ... our suitcases were now lighter, but not by much.
By this time we had packed up 3 boxes of miscellaneous gifts and goodies
and clothes we no longer wanted to carry around and posted them back to
Perth - with fingers crossed, firstly that they made it at all and
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No cash...no bueno!
... time. What a baby!!! What's wrong with me? I just couldn't do it! I think I know what it was now. I am so conscientious about speaking Spanish when I first get somewhere...I do it every time. I just can't spit it out! On top of that quirk, I know they speak Catalan here...not even Spanish. And on top of that, I'm in an airport where the person I need to talk to could speak Swahili for all I know. I return to the nice man in the white shirt at the ...
Camino girls rock Spain
... ourselves with a jug of Sangria - the real deal. A great discovery this afternoon was the fresh food markets - every conceivable delicacy sold - from fish to fresh fruits to cheeses and chocolates and lots more. Continuing down Les Ramblas it wasn't long before we were booked into a Flamenco Dance and tapas dinner that we almost missed due to our jet lag and sangria-induced siesta ...



