H. Top Osiris Calella

... having lunch, pick the backpacks - and GO!<br><br>So, our plan is the following - let's see if it stays as it is and we'll accomplish:<br><br>18/11/2009: Flight Barcelona - Hong Kong, via Zurich <br>19/11/2009 - 22/11/2009: HONG KONG<br>22/11/2009: KUNMING (overnight stay)<br>23/11/2009 - 25/11/2009: YUANYANG RICE TERRACES - Xinjie(zhen)<br>25/11/2009 - 27/11/2009 ...

... Handy zu blockieren. Die Diebe zu fassen, dürfte auf Grund unserer hervorragenden Auto- und Täterbeschreibung kein Problem sein: Karin meint, dass es ein chinesisch aussehender Mann war, ich neige eher zu einem Latino (Peru vielleicht); Karin hat die Automarke nicht erkannt, ich meine, dass es ein kleiner Mercedes gewesen sein könnte. Aber wir sind uns (fast) sicher, dass es ein spanisches Kennzeichen hatte&#8230;.<br><br>Fazit: Trotz aller Niedergeschlagenheit über unsere Dummheit ...

... I was shocked, confused --- I have never before in my life actually MET a Palestinian.. ´So, my borther - I will play, just for you 3 songs. Excuse me my brother but I have to hug you.´ And with tears of joy and relief I threw off my big straw hat, got to my knees - and hugged with all my heart the sweaty bare chest of.. My brother. He was different of how I imagined - he was blond with blue eyes, but nevertheless a faint mustache. His mother is Norwegian ...

... The tour was about an hour long, and very good. Cost about 7plus euro with my discount card. BUT NO PHOTOGRAPHY ALLOWED!!! Which is a real pity, as the interior is amazing. The exterior facade is also amazing, according to the post card I bought, but it is being done up for the centenerary next year - 2008. The inside is a surfeit of visual experiences - so many amazing beautiful things to look at. It would be great to ...

... so we walked to the train stop to repeat our journey from 2 days prior. We checked the TV monitors and saw a couple of trains leaving for Sitges in just a few minutes. We sat down and waited but the trains on the monitor kept mysteriously disappearing with none of them showing up. Even the locals were getting perplexed looks and wondering what was happening. We patiently waited an hour before finally getting word that to get to Sitges we would need to take the train to a ...

... After the tour, me and Dana tried to go to the Picasso museum, but the line was too long. We went to this really nice park instead. After, we went for lunch. I had no idea what I ordered, I just pointed to something nad had no clue what it was. I knew there was calamari in it, but I didn't know what else. Turns out, the whole plate had different types of calamari. Not bad. When we had our fill of food, we walked up La Rambla. You can fnd just about ...

... stupid Internet cafe. I just had the best piece written and the stupid site went down. Thank god I had saved to here. But I am sad I just lost this great piece on the past couple of days and now I have to try and recreate it with my flow broken...ARGH! The pleasures of travel writing. So I love the dancefloor in Barcelona. The people get crazy, dancing talking drinking and generally having fun and ...

... s way more fun to haggle with those guys, trying to get tres para dos (three beers for the price of two) and negotiating in broken Spanish until they lose their will and then start speaking English and then give you the price you want. My first night out with Jay and Evan, who I met bumming around the common room after all my pre-Tomatina friends had left my hostel, that's all we did, and it was more fun than you could imagine. Jay was having way too much fun with it, keeping ...

... out in the year 12BC, when the city was founded by Augustus as 'Barcino'. No photography is allowed (in case the flash wears out the stonework I suspect) but it is a fascinating wander along the walls, through the old business district and finally into the religious and residential areas, dating from the 2nd to 6th ...

... for good and I packed everything and reached the same spot than Irma to HH out of town... sadly for me I stayed there until Dusk and never been able to leave town so I went back and stayed longer. I had took way to much time to pack my thing and then write postcard and other stuff: grocery etc... So in the evening I was back at Marie's place and took it quiet. I got a headache the following day (17th) and slept all day... dumb of me... lost lost lost ...