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A wonderful surprise in Granada!
Today we got up early to catch the bus to Granada. It was another beautiful day and as we travelled back inland. We began to enter the region of many olive orchards. The land becomes quite hilly with the Sierra Nevada mountains in the background. The olive trees have a grey silver hue to their leaves and are planted in long rows that stretch up into the hills. It looks as if someone has combed the hills with a giant comb. The orchards ...
My First Week In Granda
... raspberry vinegar. It was really good, but how would you ever think to put those together? For dessert one night she cored apples and put a cinnamon stick and baked them in the oven. They were to die for. Enough about food! On Wednesday, our group went to Sacromonte. We went in a monastery, an old church, and catacombs. There were two rocks in the catacombs that were found a long time ago. Legend has it: if you touch the black rock you will find your soul mate in a year. If ...
Reich und Schön im Mittelalter: Granada II
... Zu meiner Überraschung lag neben diesen berühmten Reconquistadoren auch ein Österreicher: Philipp, genannt der Schöne. Er war der Sohn des "letzten Ritters" Kaiser Maximilian, der ja in der Welser Burg gestorben ist. Mit seiner Frau Johanna der Wahnsinnigen lag er ebenso in der Gruft. Vielleicht kennt ihr ja die abstruse Geschichte von den beiden, es ranken sich so manche Legenden um sie. Johanna war furchtbar eifersüchtig, weil der Philipp ja so ein ...
Reyes Magos
... We ended up at a square which was packed with people and suddenly there were fireworks. More than on new years eve. Thinking about it this was the closest I have ever been to fireworks.. incredible.
We then called Iris a number of times to find out the name of the Intercambio bar... After trying to explain it to me for 10 minutes I still got lost..
Jokes definitely do not translate. Going to have to say I generally do not find jokes funny. Does that make me a ...
The pain in Spain is mainly in the arse!
... up hours of our time and wasted fuel as well as really ******* us off!!!
We are of the opinion that more of Europe is not for us on this occasion. I will admit however, that Gael has a greater capacity to find pleasure in seeing another pile of rocks on a hillside and a white horse standing stone dead still in a paddock. She does assure me however that the Spanish white horses prance!!.
We also agree that the places we ...
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