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Wait, are we in Morocco?
... were really beautiful-- so ornate with tons of intricate carvings and wonderful gardens. The Alhambra was slightly more impressive than the Alcazar but unfortunately had about 10 times as many tourists. The staff checked tickets a ton of times, and the gardens were too large to be maintained as well as the Alcazar's. It was still totally incredible, and we took lots of pictures (including those of ridiculous people in MC ...
Ride the Chariot
... talking until 3:30 AM, at which point the others came back to the hotel. Some people had drunk Absinthe, while others had almost been shanked with a wine bottle by creepy old drunken Spanish sleazes. The most of group continued partying in Devon's room, which was hilarious to observe through the slight haze. I was quite glad I stayed in last night. Watching all the hangovers the next morning was a beautiful thing. Julia and I skipped breakfast in favor of sleep, then we took another ...
Granada
... paella and two extra tapas to supplement it. One was a little pork sandwich with an aioli and the other was called Bomba Brava. It was mashed potatoes wrapped around meatballs and deep-fried with a spicy sauce. They were delicious. Later that day we decided to head to the Albaycin quarter. This is where the Arab influence is most felt in Granada. We browsed all the little shops with tapestries, incense, jewelry etc. Then we decided to try one of the Arab teahouses ...
Glorious Alhambra & Flamenco
... taken up visiting the tomb of Ferdinand & Isabel, the great monarchs of the Reconquista and then a climb up the hill into the ancient neighbourhood of Albaycin which has unbeatable views across to the Alhambra on the opposite hill.The perfect spot for a beer to take in the full splendour of it all. Sierra Nevadas behind. Pretty special. Lingered a long time here.
Later had dinner looking across to a ...
Salobreña, Jess's Family and More
... Sierra Nevada mountains in the background. We were at the beach and seeing snow at the same time!
I immediately went to the water because that’s what I always do as soon as I get to the beach; it was freezing! No swimming for us! My ankles started to get numb so I went back to the dry sand and Cruz and I laid down our towels. The wind was very strong and it was not getting warm at all. I couldn’t even lie in my bathing suit; I had to put ...