Hotel Ciutat Vella Barcelona
Carrer Tallers 66 Barcelona, Catalonia, 08001 , Spain and Canary Islands
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Un sueño me envolvió
... so talented, he painted this when he was just fifteen: http://centros5.pntic.mec.es/ies.victor ia.kent/Rincon-C/Arte/Picasso/p.htm
Dec 6: On the road again.
We finally made it out of the Picasso exhibit and rushed on way to Parque Guell before the sun went down. Nico met us there and took us to a part of the park I hadn't been to before. If you walk up the mountain a bit you can climb a monument and see the whole city. We got there as the sun was going down ...
Havets katedral og Port Vell
... tillegg til en flaske Enate hvitvin. Det var så varmt at vi ble sittende lenge og se ut over sjøen.
Senere gikk vi forbi Columbus og videre oppover La Rambla. Da vi kom til St. Anthony tok vi en velfortjent kaffe på en utekafè, mens vi ventet på at matbodene skulle åpnet for ettermiddagen. Vi kjøpte skinke, ost, pate og hamburgere som vi skulle spise om kvelden.
Gutta sto for middagsserveringen, og resten av kvelden gikk til videre planlegging og ...
Travel stress
... back home was filled on occasion with unimaginable levels of stress. I lived well within that world and handled it fine, but when the levels got too high it swallowed me whole. Travel presents the opposite problem, in that the lack of stress actually looks like stress, as there is nothing for our hyperactive brains to accomplish. So we westerners find new objectives and conquer them. We exploit native rainforests and extract precious ...
Day 31 - Barcelona
... too easy in Spain), we headed back to the hotel to get ready for our flamenco show.
We probably should have just remained in town and gone straight there but after a day of walking around in the heat we all need to freshen up and dress up. The evening consisted of everything tourists hold to believe is typically Spanish – paella, sangria and flamenco and it made for a great evening.
Unfortunately the meal consisted ...
Barcelona
... 4pm. Saturday was our scooter tour, in other words we drove around on a couple of scooters looking at cool ****. On arrival of the scooters to our hostel, the owner asked us if we had ever ridden scooters before. Not having done so, we obviously lied (except Simran who has had experience) despite the dangers of riding a scooter in a city we have never been to, traffic signs in espaniol, odd looking roundabouts, and optional ...
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