Flora Parc Castelldefels

... girls and aguy talking cultural differences, music and what ever. The south Carolina girl is sweet. <br><br>As well as that im meeting a guy tomo morning about a sales job which pays really well, and ive got another job to call back, so all is good on that front. <br><br>ive uploaded a video and sdome pics of the ramblas, the street where barcelona really comes alive and where i´ll work doing the pr job. <br ...

... them that night, which after a polite "No, no, I couldn't" I gratefully accepted. Over the course of the evening I discovered that you can get the jist of a conversation between two German and two Dutch people in a mix of German and Dutch, that's a travel fact. Isolde, the nice German lady, made me promise to send her a postcard when I was home safe, which was very sweet - I got the distinct impression she was a bit of a worrier.<br><br ...

Went with my aunt and uncle to see a veryyy old church...that is soo old built god knows when (he would, he´s god and its a church...he knows these things) Then we went to meet Silvia and her friend and to get food (hilarious how this woman who makes the pasta never smiles and apparently when she seems my uncle she like geeks out haha) Ooo almost forgot to mention we ...

... the same. He seemed to think it was much more impressive to attempt it while standing on one leg and stretching out the other like a ballet dancer, although he wasnt very good and kept falling over, probably not helped by the rope that was tied around one of his wrists and then connected to his belt buckle. in the end he got sick of the straw and just stood in the square trying to stand on one leg. Kristian and myself got a few good laughs out of it, before he wandered off ...

... The next day we decided to complete our trifecta of fat tyre bicylce tours and headed out with our guide on a very hot barcelona day we cruised around the streets avoiding the crazy drivers that reminded me of a cross between the italians and the french. My favourite sight was a cathederal that is still under construction and is set to be for the next 40 years. It was started by the famous architect Gaudi it is incredible. After the tour we had a few drinks with some ...

... to compose my face into an appropriately understanding expression. It´s kind of exciting because I´m never quite sure what I´m agreeing to. She´s wicked nice though. She´s always feeding me. She makes breakfast for me every morning and when I come home at night offers me food as well. Last night I came home after wandering around Las Ramblas (it´s this huge street filled with stores and street performers and all sorts of good ...

... of it.) Nearby Glaswegians stood throughout the match, and every other word was the f-bomb. At first their ire was directed at Barcelona, as they sang, "Who the #$%@&amp; is Ronaldinho?" After two Barca scores before halftime, they switched their anger towards their own players. "Move your fat a--, you lazy #%$&amp;@!" they shouted at the Rangers' lone striker. The first half 2-0 score stood, despite a few more Rangers chances in the second half. We missed ...

... closed on that day. As I looked down on Barcelona city, I took a while to reflect on my past journey. It was a really special moment. The museum had a mix of Greek columns, Roman statues, Spanish facades, and reminders of the places I have been to. I spent 30 minutes there just sitting down enjoying the breeze and the moment.

... t have time and the ticket to get in, so I wonder whether they would be trading marmalade and margarine as well as bread & butter! There are two means to ...

... good tunes. It was perfect. Just to end off Barcelona on a musical note. Sort of sums up Spain perfectly. Off to Rome tomorrow! Can´t believe it. It´s going to be amazing. The Aussie girl I met in Madrid, and then here, is on the same flight as me, so we´ll be off tomorrow together which is nice. Can´t believe it´s been 6 weeks already and only two more to go. Excited to be going back to Scotland though. I´m not finished yet......See you in Roma! Adios from Spain!