Flamenco Conil de la Frontera

... note, there is no possible way to travel and be on a diet at the same time! We caught our train that afternoon and I spent those three hours discussing some of the many complexitites of life with Reid haha. <br> All in all, I'd have to say that the pace of Cadiz was much slower than the pace of Cordoba, So things are the same in Spain - things just slow down at the beach. It was a wonderful, relaxing weekend - my first traveling venture! Plenty more to come....

... and Cameron Diaz in it. I hope they get a part! Lunch was interesting and kind of like eating in a Chinese restaurant as the plates just kept coming! After lunch we said goodbye to the sons and continued walking and finally ended up back at the ship but not before taking a rest in the Plaza DE Espana across from the ship. When we were there the park cat ladies came by and fed the wild cats who were pretty friendly. Great ending to a very nice day!

Today was the second and last excursion we did through Holland America. Jacqui had wanted to see the Andalusian horse show, and we could also get in a sherry tasting with it! <br><br>First off was the tour of the Gonzales Byass winery. I'm not a big fan of the normal sherries, but I love the sweet sherries. And it was cheap. I got a ...

... the way we stopped in Olvera so Mike could get his photo of the village and church tower. We arrived to Nerja very late and couldn't plug in the address in our handy-dandy gps - so we had to call the owner in the UK to give us directions. it was kind of late by the time we got to the house (after midnight). ugh! this was a long, long day! But, we're excited to be at the beach for the next 7 days. Shae can't wait to get her feet wet in the mediterranean.<br>

... vedelemas ja pärastlõunal tegelesime aktiviteetidega. Luusisime mööda kitsaid ja eksitavaid Conili tänavaid, sõime kala, jäätist, õhkasime kui mõnus on puhata, tegime window shoppingut (siesta!) ja jätsime ühe Swedbanki kaardi rahaautomaati &#8211; the usual. Õhtuks hankisime supermercadost meremolluskeid ja pistsime need potti, vähemalt sai kindel olla, et on hea söök lisaks heale seltskonnale ja veinile.

... up as bees, butterflies, doctors and other things. I thought I might have drunk too much, but my friends noticed that too. We tried to overhear some conversations to find out what was going on, but it was hard because of the noise of the ocean. Little did we know that Cadiz was about to transform that night into a giant stage for a festival of I-don't-know-and-I-don't-want-to-know-w hat, with people dressing up, dancing, drinking, smoking and making out in ...

... den Winter über hierbleiben werden und können. Es wird spannend..Ich habe inzwischen schon mit mehreren Hotels gesprochen aber auch hier ist es schwer an den richtigen Ansprechpartner zu kommen und dann das Interesse zu wecken. Auf jeden Fall muss im Juni und Juli hier etwas passieren. Die Sprache wird bei uns besser und besser und das ist auch ein Gewinn. Ich kann inzwischen mit Spaniern den "small talk" halten und mich verständigen. Auch mein Konzept musste ich in den letzten ...

... enough. the next morning i woke up to cesar's urging to take down our tents because his boss was coming. he was pretty hung over and the boss found us and was sympathetic, we all had coffee and toast, and cesar went off to pig herd or chop wood - i'm not sure which. we rode into town and waited for our ferry. a scrappy dog decided to pee on my wheel outside of the post office. i shushed it away but the damage was done and had me fearing ...

... was enough - in fact just right. Good selection of beaches there but we did need the car to get to the non crowded ones. And feck all vege food - so if I see another bit of manchego cheese, tortilla or olives I'll puke! Went to the local towns too called Vejer (picturesque), Le Muela, Colorado & then took a trip to Cadiz at the end, very glad as its lovely town/city. Flew back again via Malaga but took direct way back on motor/high ways & my personal rally driver did it in 2hours 9mins!

... approach to Cadiz town. On the way we got caught up in the "day trip from Torrie" industry and got Bronwen trapped in the narrow one way/dead end traffic system in the mountain village of Mijas, all coaches, tourists, and vests. The overriding image I have of Mijas is of getting stuck behind two large (presumably British) ladies being led laboriously along the middle of the main street astride wobbly looking donkeys by a bored but well off looking donkey owner. I ...