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Catalonia Day 3
Not much for day 3 as it was a super relaxing day. We spent the morning and half the afternoon relaxing in Sitges by the beautiful beach, had a swim, had some lunch and just enjoyed some downtime. Mid afternoon we headed off to Tarragona which is a seaside city south of Barcelona where we explore more roman ruined. These ones were in really good condition in sections. Then checked into our final, and nicest (5 star!!) hotel. We had dinner as a group then headed out separate ways, ...
Missed airplanes and the end of Barcelona
... stagnant. We have been one month without TV, which is okay with us; nobody seems to miss it too much. It has been a good month and a good trip so far.
Estela and I got up real early, by Spanish standards, and got Melissa off to the airport. For once I failed to check flight status before we left (my cardinal rule) and when we got to the airport the flight was delayed for a couple of hours. I left Estela there and I left to take care of ...
Spanish Castle Magic
... has numerous lookout towers were the local merchants waited patiently for their boats to return. I’m not convinced the lookout towers worked very well, because they sure as hell didn’t spot the combined English and Dutch fleet that sacked the city in 1596. On that note, the English and Spanish didn’t get along very well for a couple of centuries, and by all accounts the English always seemed to get the better of the Spaniards. It does make getting out your British ...
CARNAVAL!!!!
... to wear. Sarit and I ended up picking our the same combination of mask and wig.. so we were twins for the evening.
We went to a cafe to paint Andrea's face because she didn't want to wear a mask. After we were all decked out and ready to go we wandered down to the water and sat on a pier and chatted for an hour or so while we waited for the night to get going. It just so happened that Barcelona and Arsenal were ...
I love Gaudi
... and as I sat on the bench seat the table tipped and a whole glass of icy cold beer landed in my lap!! What a cold shock and what an idiot I felt walking around for the next half hour with a big wet patch on my dress!
The Gaudi buildings are totally amazing and I am in awe of his capabalities and his forward thinking. The Sagrada Familia is obviously his most famous work and this is an ongoing work based on plans he drew up before his ...
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