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Casa la Sevillana Bubion

Ctra. de la Sierra, 3 Bubion, Granada Province, Andalusia, 18412, Spain and Canary Islands

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I´M ON A BUS!

A travel blog entry by kasey_kid

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... stores being open all day, every day.

Lean Boy Awesome: "Hola Quentar!"
We found the bus to Quentar after asking a newspaper vendor, a bus driver, and a kid on the street. Quentar - we arrived - finally! - at 7 PM, when we originally intended to arrive by 3PM, and we were both extremely fatigued. We followed a map on Andrew´s iPhone up and down the steep, tiny streets of the village to the address we had been provided (Placeta ...

Reyes Magos

A travel blog entry by horsham

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... fill childrens shoes with presents.. huh. shoes? who wants to put presents in shoes.. then again, we put ours in stockings. same same. So we went for a walk in the streets. They were packed with people. There was floats with the kings sitting on them going around the streets throwing out lollies to everyone. Esmee and I were kids again for a moment and tried grabbing a few.... we got 2. awesome. There were people there with umbrellas held upside down.. personally, I think ...

First Impression: Spain

A travel blog entry by isigoeses

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... br> We
criticize each other, hurt each other's feeling, for what? Because we
want things to improve, we want things to change. I understand. And we
react differently to this. Some might start screaming, some might start
arguing, some might start expressing their feelings.
I just didn't
say a word. I was speaking my mind by not speaking at all. I didn't
express myself. I just started thinking. Reflecting. Quietly.
And ...

Granada

A travel blog entry by jimbogar

2

... matters, would have been a pretty sweet gig. Especially for gay women.

It is now time for a long, contemplative pause while I imagine hints of movement behind marble latticework and a purling laugh, muted by the sound of a dozen clear, bubbling pools.

I´m sitting on a bench in the Plaza de Mariana Pineda (this post is cribbed from my journal), a cool and relatively out-of-the-way and unremarkable spot, waiting for the cathedral to open after siesta.
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Adios Granada :(

A travel blog entry by rachel_urato

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76

... I didn’t cry but came very close because she started to get a little teary. Cruz left, and Jess and I stayed for a little while longer. There were two things Jess wanted to get done before she went home that night, so after some more time of enjoying the beautiful weather, we left Parque Garcia Lorca. Jess wanted to go to a pastry shop to get her favorite pastry one last time so that was our first stop; our last pastries in Granada. We each got ...