Andalussia Conil de la Frontera

... night stopping here for ice cream, there for a quick drink, over there for a few dances. It was fun, but we were all tired from the day so we walked back at about 4am (I'll explain "Spanish Time" in my next entry). <br> That night, LIzzy and I had opted for the sleeping mats laid out on the Terrace (all the hammocks were occupied), which was fine because 1) I woke up with zero bug bites, and 2) I woke up next to a gorgeous German guy on the mat next ...

So today we didn't have an excursion because we had our own private tour guides in Rachel's host family from three years ago. They met us at the pier and were so happy to see Rachel it was great! They took us on a walking tour of historic Cadiz and we had breakfast at one of their places they like and we had churros an coffee with milk. Loly knew everyone we walked by it seemed and although they spoke no English and we speak little Spanish we were ...

... of the sweetest sherry called "Nectar" for 8 Euro. I really didn&#8217;t like their regular sherry though. They were pretty cool though. When celebrities or royalty come visit, they have them sign a barrel of Tio Pepe instead of signing a guestbook! And they have a family of mice that are sherry connoisseurs. One of the distillery ...

... show was actually really good - she just got very bored, very quickly. you see one horse dance you've seen them all...Mike took her outside to play in the courtyard. The arena is set in a beautiful garden with a fountain. They had a ton of fun running around the garden and I thoroughly enjoyed the dancing horse show. There are 8-12 horses and horsemen who come out in the arena and do the most amazing horse dances all to beautiful spanish music. It is ...

... farly uneasy to see a million of trains packed with dressed up, stoned and half-conscious people; they were shouting, dancing and staggering on the station, dashing towards the city centre. When our train finally arrived, delayed over 2 hours, it was stinking so much of sweat and alcohol that its windows were steamy and everything was sticky. I considered thanking God for the air-condition that helped to sort it out.<br><br>I was back home almost at midnight.<br>

... möchte :-) ) Ah ja..Moses..d** macht sich und ist inzwischen wied** etwas größ** geworden. Vielleicht schafft ** doch noch die 50cm Schult**höhe. Sein ADHS V**halten hat etwas nachgelassen..wenn wir wied** in Deutschland sind, spann ich ihn mal vors Fahrrad :-). Definitiv sind wir also Anfag Oktob** wied** im Lande, zunächst in Hilden. Was sich arbeitsmäßg getan hat, schreib ich dann beim nächsten Mal. Bis Bald, wir sehen uns ja bestimmt wied** öft**s... Felix und Tin

... Organisator von Jeeptouren und ich habe in der kommenden Woche Termine mit Hoteldirektoren um ihnen mein Outdoor und erlebnispädagogisches Konzept vorzustellen. Aber selbst in die dicken Hotels hier kommt man nicht so einfach rein.. immer nen Security davor, der wissen möchte, was man vor hat. Tin hat auch noch mal in den Hotels vorgesprochen, die nächsten zwei Wochen werden spannend... Wie ergeht es Euch, wir denken Euch an unsere daheimgebliebenen.. Liebe Grüße Felix & Tin

Hi Everyone! I´m in Tarifa, Spain and will be traveling to Africa in a few hours. I have a bunch of pics but cant figure out how to load them as this computer is in Spanish. I have already visited Ronda, Malaga, Marbella, Algeciras, and I stayed in Tarifa last night. The ...

... even gecheckt ;-). Het is er ook vies, het stinkt vaak naar riool, diesel drijft op het water en rotte vis komt regelmatig langs drijven, aggregaten draaien in het holst van de nacht soms uren lang zonder uitlaat, vrachtwagens protesteren zelfs midden in de nacht met hun claxons als de douane te traag werkt (en dat werkt natuurlijk averechts) en vlak naast onze boot staat een scan apparaat dat vrachtwagens doorlicht alsof je een ct scan ondergaat. Het apparaat is ...

... is fantastic - looking both ways over the Rock, and over the Straits to Africa. Had to rush back down as we were now worried that Safeway would have closed and, being British, have locked us in the car park for the night. The journey down was broken by a brief spat between Claire and an Ape. Pausing to take a picture for a lone American the rather large monkey grabbed Claires newly purchased flannel and made off to a nearby rock to examine it. Unfortunately it didn't ...