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... bus to take to the Alhambra, and after a bit of arguing and a lot of waiting, we finally hopped on the correct bus to get us to the site. Tour times for the Alhambra are scheduled for either 9am or 2pm everyday and due to Mom and Torrey's arrival after 9am, we opted to take the 2pm time slot, which meant we waited for another hour before we could gain entrance. Though there was a lot of waiting to be done that morning, it all ended up being worth it once we ...

After two days of walking the beautiful hills of Frigiliana, we made the trip to Granada so that we could see The Alhambra – the Crown Jewel of Andulusia. The bus trip took us through the Sierra Nevada region of Spain on a beautiful sunny day; it took almost three hours to get there and then another short bus ride to the top of the hill. When we arrived, we purchased our tickets and got 2 audio guides in English. We then entered a world that has to ...

... Christian and Jewish. This was the last hold-out by the Moors in at the end of the 15th Century before being completely driven from Spain (before which the 3 cultures lived peacefully together). Frigiliana has also been voted the most beautiful village in Spain and Andalusia numerous times. All the buildings are painted white and are perched on the side of a mountain. It is truly idyllic.

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... The whole week we h*d been looking for m*rg*rit*s to drink. After le*ving H*n****n's, we went to P*ddy's *cross the street. THEY HAD MARGARITAS!!! So we got ourselves some smoooooottttthhhhh m*rg*rit*s!!!! inside joke!! It w*s * very fun night!!! Of course *fter the night out, it w*s * must to get * scw*rhm*!!! J*ke loved them!! We hope to find * pl*ce in Chic*go th*t m*kes them too, bec*use they *re *m*zing!!!!

... 9:58, which I thought would be the last possible time that they would put up the gate number, I got up and went to a place where I could see a screen and walk to the gate easies. I waited... and waited... and waited. Finally, at like 10:15 the gate number went up, there was a mad rush towards the gate, which had a tiny waiting area. I sat there and waited again until about 10:50, when the attendant walked to the ticket taking place and ...

What up everyone! Like the title of this entry says, where do I even start as far describing my first few days in Spain. Everything has been a whirlwind of adventure, excitement and frustration. Things have for the most part gone well besides the journey here: 1.) My flight from L.A. to Chicago was delayed which caused me to miss my flight from Chicago to Dublin 2.) Also my luggage did not arrive with me at the Malaga Airport this past Wednesday. This being somewhat of a common ...

... at a café when the first evening act appeared. A parade of Egyptian looking men walked down the street with fire sticks and loud drums leading to some sort of sacrificial platform. There was lots of fire and noise but not much else. The main act was more entertaining, called 'Placidos Domingos', were a sort of travelling gypsy troupe that sang, juggled, and performed acrobatic tricks. After the evening entertainment we ...

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... night we had a tapas night, which basically involved lots of nice tapas and Sangria. The next day I went out with Dunja and Lara and Mr Belgium and got my tickets and had a nice drink of Vino con Limon and the night was spent and a tea/coffee/hooka shop and then clubbing till 5am in a converted theater.. (this was on a wednesday night!) I was sad to leave Granada and the friends I made there, but Morocco was calling...