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Goodbyes to Europe in Barcelona
... and through these countries I managed 37 flights, 45 long distance trains, 47 long distance buses (ranging from 3hours to 15hours!), 26 long distance car rides (some of which I was driving, some not), and 10 boat/ship/ferry rides. Despite the quite amazing stats, the best thing about the trip by far were the experiences, people, cultures and foods (see my next blog on food!) and I'm glad I was able to share all of these with all of you via my blog. I ...
Barca!
... we took a look around the stadium (didn't bother going inside for the official tour) and through the merchandise store. This is some operation – the stadium holds 99,000 people and is essentially sold out every fortnight for the Barca home game. The merchandising has includes everything from babies bottles and dummies to chippies in vending machines. Even the Barcelona "hop on hop off" tourist bus stops here!
We headed back to home via an outlet mall ...
"Art for Art's Sake Does Not Exist"
... under a fascist dictator? If the architecture does change, will these changes help to define their roles as autonomous communities? Architecture will continue to help define Spain’s identity. As political, cultural, and social movements transform the lives of Spaniards across the state, the architecture will help to capture these attitudes and push the nation into the more progressive role it needs in order to integrate even more with the rest of ...
Barcolenta Soccer by Nic
... club has many a,b,c divisions with a variety of different age groups. Ben and I have been playing for the first division. Each training session we focus a particular thing such as 1v1,fitness,fast feet,shooting and ...
From Modernism to Ancient History
... people around - mostly tourists like us! We decided to stop in Placa de la Boqueria, which has an amazing dragon projecting from the front of a building. Apparently a mosiac by Miro is close by, but we did not see it. Off we went to the Place Reial to see some lamp-posts designed by Gaudi. Surely those ugly things could not be designed by Gaudi? We took some photos of some lamp-posts that we think were ...
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