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Quick 'drive by' Merida to Seville

A travel blog entry by millards

We travelled from Valladollid to Merida.

We had a hotel pre booked in Merida which can only be described as 5 star security in a 2 star area. Least to say on inspection the area was 'uncomfortable', the hotel was like fort knox, we became worried if we would get out rather than if anyone could get in - so we did the most responsible thing …

Sexy Seville

A travel blog entry by fruitarefriends

... entertain me so really I would recommend it :-P.To be honest I prefer the churros in NZ, all convered in cinammon sugar, but the Spanish ones are good too cos altho they don't got sugar then have a velvety thick chocolate dip instead. Ideally someone needs to combine the Kiwi and Spanish versions for the ultimatage in sweet fixes :-D. I also got a taste of Paella which is a meaty, fishy mix with herby rice. Famous Spanish dish = tick! I continued my chocolate binge here... The ...

Zwemmen tussen de palmbomen

A travel blog entry by chris_yvette

Vandaag zijn we aangekomen in Sevilla. Waar de vorige camping tegen viel, is deze camping erg mooi en gezellig. Het zwembad is heerlijk en het grootste voordeel daar is dat deze daadwerkelijk open is. Bij aankomst hebben we een mooi plekje uitgezocht, de tent op gezet en zijn we daarna direct in het water gesprongen. Sevilla moet wachten tot morgen, wij zwemmen hier heerlijk tussen de palmbomen. Zometeen even genieten van het ...

Pulse

A travel blog entry by vanivan

... but in a sausage shape), and some pescaito frito (diced fried fish). Not before passing 6 religious processions in one day! I wonder what exactly the processions mean... There's always a marching band playing a similar-sounding piece, while a bunch of people carry an altar with a cross on it, and two kids dressed like the pope without a hat swinging incense around. New building dedication? It's all a little bit too lavish...
I returned to my hostel around ...

Rosy Cheeks 'n Hurting Feets

A travel blog entry by hprentiss

... of the night life I read about, only early morning runners and workers cleaning up the plaza. There were huge beautiful buildings covered in mosaics, horse and buggy’s waiting for their first customer, and birds chirping in the background. After an hour or two strolling though the park we came out by the river.

With our new map in hand, we followed the river into the city centre. We spotted a Dunkin’s we would come back to ...