Andalusi Park Seville

... depicting different scenes of people living in trash or telling people to recycle, etc. It was a clever campaign!<br>I wandered around for hours down all the streets, past several enormous, elaborate buildings said to be some palace or official building. Then I found a beautiful theater also white with gold trimmings in the shape of a dome with long arms stretching out on either side creating a semi circle. On the inside I noticed hundreds of people had ...

... hotel and I stepped out to grab some food. The weather here is absolutely gorgeous, 30 C and bright. Seville seems to be everything people talk about and more, beautiful people, cool architecture, warm weather.... the list goes on, we haven't seen a flamenco performance as yet. I love the fact that you can get a cup of espresso anywhere with your tapas.

... happening 20kms out, at that distance you still have fields. Round about the 8km mark the farmland and orchards give way to some industrial estates and you realise you are running beside the motorway. As I've mentioned earlier, I'm not really a fan of cities particularly getting into and out of them on a bicycle. Seville, compared to some cities, was pretty effortless. You just have to get over the fact that you CAN go ...

... typical for Europe. The next morning, we had a tour of the city, passing by Sevilla's most recognizable landmarks like the Alfonso XIII Hotel, the Universidad de Sevilla, El Torre del Oro, the Cathedral, and the Ayuntamiento (City Hall). Afterwards, I moved into our Residencia, which has both Spanish and foreign students. It's near the Plaza del Duque de la Victoria, where El Corte Ingles and a small market are located and the north ends of Sierpes and ...

Winter in Sevilla is just fine for me--it was about 22 Celsius when we arrived and made for a nice walk down into town. What a busy, busy town..... We went out exploring later in the evening, when things had mellowed out a bit. I think I like Sevilla in the dark more than in daylight. ;) The cathedral was open for some sort of celebration so you could go in as you please ...

... and pants, and same 6 or so shirts, life has been simple, full of new things every day, new food, people, drink, lots of exercise, learning, walking, just plain living! Which I guess its fitting to end in spain since it seems this is what they do best, and smoke of course. Well, Irambled, but I guess I am kind of sad knowing its almost over. for now I´ll live it up,in case you had any doubts!

Hola!   This morning I went to my first class to find out that my teacher was sick and therefore, class was canceled. I was really excited and did a few errands before heading home. Once I arrived, Pepita asked me to go to the bread stand for her and ask for pan de Pepita (Pepita's bread). I felt really bad and had to tell her that I didn't remember where the stand was even though I have been there several times with her. I ...

... house, with one bathroom. It really is great though. Joes Maria is identical to my grandfather in that he is a smartass jokester whose favorite activities include using the remote control and sneaking cigarettes when Pilar doesn't know. I went out for lunch and champagne with Eva, her boyfriend Leon, and Pilar the other day which was extremely enjoyable. Leon made the waitress guess where I was from as he threw her off with suggestions of ...

... Sevilla. The cabs have a special "early morning" price, so it ended up costing me less than 3 euros. When I got to the doctor's office, it was a few minutes past 8, and there was virtually nobody there. There was one lab technician for blood work, one nurse/receptionist, and a patient with his mom. Other patients and a few other workers began to stroll in, and at around 8:15, the doctor walked straight past everyone to his office. I was there first, so ...

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