La Data Centro de Turismo Rural
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¿Te gusta el toreo?
... infamous thrusting dance and just having a ball. There were a few Spanish songs everyone knew the words too and I was completely at a loss, but there were also a lot of times where the entire crowd became one and did dances throughout the plaza. I had a lot of fun! But around 2:30, I was ready to head to the cama.
A couple days later, we went back to Turégano, where my host siblings' abuelos live, for lunch and to celebrate my host ...
Roman ruins
... energy troughs/sense of humour failures in the last week!), we cycled the 3 Km into Segovia. We were so excited at exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site town that the considerable and consistent downhill gradient did not strike us as significant to our return journey.
We passed the Plaza del Toros and found the end of the Roman aqueduct for which the town is so famous. It's relatively stumpy at that point, being only one ...
On top of the Mountains
... Madrid area as being the perfect climate for ferns. Regardless, they were very pretty.
The road wound through the forest, gradually descending to the town of Rascafria. By this point in my long day, I was too tired to stop. However, I made the mental note to return to this very picturesque town with Leslie and Tyler.
After nearly a 190 mile loop, I made it back ...
Day Trip to Segovia
First of all...my new obsession is castles. I love them. Everything about them. I think they're the coolest buildings, and the history behind them and their purpose and function in not only wars but in normal life as well is just so fascinating to me.
So naturally, I thought Segovia was an awesome place. Syracuse Abroad has weekend trips to places usually no more of an hour outside of the city ...
Roast suckling pig lunch and aquaduct
... train to Segovia. Great.
I bought a fashion magazine that came with a free pair of sandles that tied up my leg - why I chose Texas orange, I'll never know. The next train was at noon and it was a short ride to Segovia. Once there, I took a bus from the station to the old town, got my map and off I went.
Segovia's old town greets you with this gigantic, picturesque aquaduct. From there, it's hilly streets, cathedrals, shops (that ...
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