Hotel Averroes Córdoba
Campo Madre de Dios 38 Córdoba, Andalusia, 14002, Spain and Canary Islands
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Day 368 - Call of Cordoba
... unquestioned and aimless through the wilds and beauty of the world, but this is a different kind of uncertainty. One that brings with it old patterns and snares, hidden around every turn and waiting to entrap your spirit at the moment your will is unaware. It’s with these muddled thoughts of sharp ambivalence that see me reaching the sleepy Spanish town of Cordoba. It’s evening and the sun hangs low in the sky, giving a purple hue to ...
Turtles in the patio!
... either. I was about to go see if I could find a guard or something to help when she finally was able to open the door by reattaching the door handle from the inside.
After our adventure in the bathroom, we decided we deserved a treat. So we went to oldest ice cream shop in Sevilla (a beautiful building with dark, shiny wood paneling) that sells ice cream, pastries, and candy. I used to walk by it every day when I was here 2 summers ago, but I ...
March 14th to March 20th
... arrived. It was nice being here for a whole weekend because I feel as if it is necessary to live the weekend life, at least a couple times, in the city where I am living. It was a really beautiful and fun weekend but what I learned is that it is great living the traditional Spanish life here in Cordoba during the week, but on the weekends Spaniards are just too lazy for me and I can't handle when there is soo much down time and nothing to do. We did take advantage of the ...
Una mas!
... English?!? And it could take up to 3 weeks to get. So, Mom, Dad, Ronnie, Alisha, Donna, Christina, and Gretchen, it may take a minute to get your presents! (and I hope they are in one piece) So, as I walked back, I stopped for a couple pieces of candy ... And brought them to the courtyard. Fresh caramel! As I'm sitting there, a swarm of middle school kids with their teachers were coming right at me. I froze, like a deer in ...
Adventures in Andalucia
... both in decoration and structure of
the patio. It's such a traditional Spanish thing to do during the week
nights/weekends, walk around and see los patios.
Other than los patios, the one full day I had in Cordoba Caitlyn and I
had such a Spanish day. It might be kind of boring but I'll share anyway. We took the bus to Caitlyn's school which was a small town, La Rambla, about 45 minutes outside the city. We had breakfast in the school "cafeteria" - a room ...
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