Coma-Ruga Playa Coma Ruga
Avenida Palfuriana 97-101 Coma Ruga, Costa Dorada, Catalonia, 43880, Spain and Canary Islands
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Day trip!
Friday:
Thank god we did the bar crawl on a thursday... I even had trouble waking up at 10am! But I managed to make it to the nearby train station by 11am. Kara and I met a bunch of friends and travelled to Stiges, a cute beachtown for the day! It was only a 45 minute and 6 euro roundtrip train ride away- just past the airport! I fell in love with this cute little town! We got off the train and found our way to the beach- ...
Toma cafeína
... me hace meter los dedos en el vaso de café, me quemo y se lo tiro a una señora encima! la mujer, forastera y muy amable, se preocupa más por mi que por ella misma. No se cómo pero al final ambos salimos sin manchas aunque el olor a café en la mano todavía me dura. A las 10:00h de la mañana sale el avión desde el ...
Gaudi and Gay
... s also an Australian pub. I go in to some of them ... looking for the horse's head. I am accosted on the Rambla by a lady of the night, who winks at me, then puts a hand on my shoulder and asks me if I want a girl - she is black and very attractive. In case you want to know I declined gracefully. I turned into alleyways where there was no one at all and I had no idea where I was, then turned a corner and it was bustling with life. I walked through a plaza where young ...
Montserrat, Spain
... with 80 monks currently, and started around 900 AD. Legend has it that in medieval times, some shepherd children saw lights and heard songs coming from the mountain. They traced it to a cave (now called Santa Cova) where they found the Black Virgin statue (actually not black at all but darkened by centuries of candle smoke) making the monastery a pilgrim magnet. In 1811, Napoleon´s invading French troops ...
Barcelona: Boulevards, Balconies, Beaches
... side of the median is next to impossible. With it's collection of street performers, flower stalls and bird sellers, it's a colourful street to say the least.
The most famous site on Las Ramblas is Mercat Boqueria, a bustling public market that makes Granville Island in Vancouver quite pedestrian by comparison. While cleaned up and more organized (and perhaps less authentic) than when I first saw it in the 80's, it is ...



