Hispanico 1
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Salamanca
... not watch Johan eat, and when he got back to the room he said the hotel owner came to ask him if I needed to see a doctor tonight. Again really going out of their way. When we got to the breakfast table the next morning we had a new server, but the first question was if I felt better? The good old bush telegraph was working. I did not eat breakfast, but when we returned to our room later the day, I found a plate with the same dry biscuits next to my bed. This is ...
Salamanca
... up again. There were just three units on site at midday, now there are fourteen.
Saturday we caught the bus that picks up in the hotel forecourt and takes you into the city centre. From here it’s a short walk to the old part of the city. On the way we had a tour of the indoor food market which was selling fresh fish, meat, mostly pork, vegetables, fruit and pastries.
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The Bush
... the old town. We squeezed through a very narrow archway in an old wall, and hey presto, there we were! There was a large old church in the centre of the main square, with cafes and bars under the archways all around the perimeter.
We chose Cafe Marlene which looked interesting... all decked out in black and white art deco, with posters of Hollywood greats on the walls, gold mirrors and TVs showing old Hollywood film stars. A good choice, it had an ...
Todo el mundo en tus manos:)
... to we krwi- szczegolnie ludzie z Ameryki poludniowej. I tak studencka zabawa dzien w dzien. Gdzies te 60tys osob musi sie pomiescic, wiec Salamanka ma pelno barow roznych i roznistych.
Nastepnego dnia jeszcze sobie troche polazilysmy. Zar sie z nieba lal i w krotkich spodenkach sie topilam. Zaczepil nas Pan i zaczal opowiadac o historii i atrakcjach miasta. Dzieki niemu zobaczylam m.in. tego astronaute na fasadzie Katedry- 2 blondynki to niezla atrakcja ...
Just, whoa.
... time making an absolute fool of myself speaking Spanish to a native was hilarious-I've never seen a face that full of confusion, and laughter and pity before (I asked her how to use the pay phone). With the ounce of Spanish that I do have, I was able to find out where the main Plaza was, buy ice cream like a pro, get directions to an ATM to get money, and buy a souvenir. Get ready Salamanca, it's only day one! ...
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