Hotel San Ramon del Somontano
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Sábado
... which is Zaragoza's Central Park basically. It was siesta so we were literally the only people there. Then, suddenly, an old lady followed by a pack of at least 20 stray cats appears out of nowhere. We talked to her and she said the cats live in the park. Pretty sad.
We met up with a friend from school who was with her older brother who is studying in Tarragona. He came to visit her for the day. What a great brother! ...
Alquezar
So my many fans have been begging me to write here.
On Friday, we left for a pueblo called Alquezar. Only around 300 people actually live there, but they get lots of tourists. On the way, we stopped for a small hike to look at "abrigos" (which are like shallow caves) to see some examples of prehistoric art on the walls. This resonated with me, because I'm learning about prehistoric art right now in my art history class.
We arrived in Alquezar, ...
Snow bunnies!
Today we are on the move again. We pack up, check out and pick up the car from the underground car park. We drive out of San Sebastian hoping that we can come back here again one day.
We drive a few hours south east, away from the coast and into the Aragon region of Spain, which of course makes me think of Viggo Mortensen. We drive through the Pyrenees National Park and are in awe of the stunning mountains surrounding us. As we drive up high into the ...
Christmas in Northern Spain
... or one’s that I do not remember, I care not for such details yet do dishonour to their citizens as they reside there and I just pass through. We found our hostel nestled in the middle of a medieval town high atop a large cliff.
The place held our room on the top floor. The cold greeted us there with its treacherous bite. It feels good to be cold. To dress in layers of warm sweaters and long sleeved shirts and hats on heads. It feels good to escape the desert heat. I ...
Old stuff and the mood
... of knights, kings, maidens and the Canterbury tales. I think that I can hear whispers of Segovia's ¨Castles In Spain". Or is that Miles?
In fact, many of the buildings are truly ancient. In Zaragoza, having dropped out of the Pyrenees for a bit, outside my hotel window there were remnants of buildings that were once visited by Cesar Augustus. ...
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