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Nov 23, 2012
... enough, I gave him a tiny but saying if he took us straight there it'd be more, which was ok. The third and most costly was the same day, just after we ventured outside the hostel. An old lady in full burka grabs Aviva's hand and with what at first glance looks like a hypodermic suringe and stats tattooing henna. At first just a little, eventually a lot. Of corse se asked to be payed, had no small change, told aviva to show ...
Callings don't go away.
... this disease is : ( Being) 'Out of balance with nature and with life.' I noted this.
And unexpectedly, after closing my heart, what silently sneaked onto and into my body was not malaria, but a battalion of ravenous Bolivian fleas. How they found me is still a mystery. Could have been the monkeys at the animal rescue sanctuary who sat on my head?
What does Louise Hay say ...
La Catedral y La Capilla de Los Reyes Catolicos
... the inside. No photos are allowed inside La Capilla Real. It was stunning. All of the art and decorations allude to their history as rulers of Spain as well as the Catholic religion. I even was able to see their coffins. In La Capilla Real, the bodies of Fernando, Isabel, Reina Juana, the husband of Juana, and Rey Felipe are kept below the first floor. However, there are stairs down to view the coffins. Fernando and Isabel had five children. The second child was a ...
La Alhambra in Granada, Spain
... or simply eat at one of the district’s fine restaurants. There is also public transportation to the Albaicin’s district from the Cathedral every 15 minutes.
Granada’s cathedral is beautiful and worth not only visiting but getting the audio guide as well. As for the city, other important sights are: Congress Palace, The University, Cartuja Monastery, Science Park and The Bullfight Plaza.
-I arrived in Granada from Seville by bus, the bus ride ...
Tapas, sangrias and so much rain
... and pretty much just headed to bed.
Thursday morning, we slept in a little again. I got up and had a shower and then we had brekky. We had a bit of a loud conversation in the room and the other guy in there, an old Londoner called Tim, yelled at us. One of the staff, Alex, showed us where the good street art was. It also happened to link up nicely as a walk to the Alhambra, which we were heading to in the afternoon.
We went out and walked through ...
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