Ciudad De Cordoba Córdoba
Avenida de Cadiz s/n Córdoba, Andalusia, 14013, Spain and Canary Islands
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Day 368 - Call of Cordoba
... company and boundless energy that frequents all newly made comraderies. Before long, those whisperings of doubt and panicked unnerve were just shades of the past, ghosts of a moment lost with the trickles of sand within an hour glass. If I’ve learned anything along these travels, it’s that the journey will always continue, in one way or another, and it’s pointless to get caught up in trying to control the outcome. Just let go ...
Turtles in the patio!
... for dinner and had a really nice time soaking up the ambience of Sevilla. It really is a wonderful city to sit at an outdoor bar and just enjoy a summer night. At midnight we got a taxi to take us to our hotel. An unexpected bonus for me was that the taxi took us right down Mateos Gago and then past the school that I went to 2 summers ago and out through the little plaza that I went to every day during school breaks. I walked that route every day, but I ...
March 14th to March 20th
... students celebrating that night. I was wrong. We decided to go to all three Irish pubs in Cordoba, and there were tons of people celebrating, I don't know if they were all there for the holiday of it just so happened that they all went out that night, but al of the bars were packed. I had a great time, we dressed up in green, wore face paint, and paraded around the Spanish city with Irish pride looking for the next Irish pub. All in all it was a good week well spent in Cordoba, España!
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A great day so far
... Spain's victory over the moors) King Ferdinand III decided to Christianize the building in 1236. Later in 1523 the main chapel and choir were built inside the building. (in the style of the catherdal of Seville and Granada. My biggest dispointment with this site is: there is no audio guide. Yes, friends, I'm a history dork... So as I wonder around this massive building I wish there was some educated voice telling me what is what. As I ...
Adventures in Andalucia
... Caitlyn's English conversation with the director of the school, Louisa. It was really great to sit in because they were speaking English! I actually understood what they were saying and could participate in the conversation. (*Note: Caitlyn's lived there for almost
a year and is practically fluent. Most of her friends are Spanish and don't speak much English. In fact, in the city of Cordoba its rare to find someone that speaks English; I had no choice but to try and catch ...



