Hotel Ciutat de Mollet
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Hola mi amigo!
... different eyes.
When we had completed the tour of the church, we ventured into its courtyard to find a town celebration happening just outside. There were 2 teams of people, making human towers. We watched as they made their structures as solid at the base as they could and then in waves, the teams sent progressively smaller and smaller people to build the walls of the tower. I could hardly watch as children as young as 4 clambered their way to ...
Two festivals in one day
... the first one.
By now we were quite hungry and we headed off in a different direction to last night and eventually found a place with seats on Carrer Gran de Gracia. The Cafe Nico is not particularly glamorous or traditional but was offering a pasta dish, a couple of pizza slices and a drink for, I think, just over €7. The food was fine for the price and we didn't quite finish everything so for someone on a tight budget this would be a pretty good choice in the area. ...
Unity or Separation?
... joy of these places and they have always stood as a sign of strength and nationality. This last point is especially true for Barcelona. During the time of Franco, the team was a way to not only voice disapproval with his rule, but also to show up the regime and demonstrate that Barcelona and Catalonia would never stop fighting it. These cities and regions have used sports throughout the years to show this kind of superiority over the other regions. This fervent obsession with ...
Flying MAD-BCN
... 9.75) for one hour, or 15 euros ($19.50) for 24 hours. Good grief!!!
At 9:02 I checked the screen again and saw that my gate had been assigned – and it was J50, right by where I was sitting! Excellent. The boarding process was crazy – it looked like the gate agents sent passengers down the jetway, but the crew wasn’t allowing anyone to board the Airbus 321, so when I stepped into the jetway, I could only walk ...
Stonework
... me. As a kid I would work on moving jobs that lasted for 18 hours and then be at the shop ready to go in the morning for the next day of work. So I made my way out to the truck through the early morning drizzle to find my boss sitting in the passenger seat. He rolled down the window and said “you’re driving.”
So there we were in an old truck that had too much give in the steering, cruising along the Sea to Sky Highway that runs from Vancouver to Whistler. ...
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