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Marques de Mendigorria, 8-10 Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, Spain and Canary Islands, 45003, 925-010-600
... for the following week. The maitre’d – making no effort to hide his annoyance – waived us away again, “no, no, all full.” <br><br>The evening was saved by our contrite hotel clerk who sent us to “La Barraca” on the Calle de la Reina. We waited two minutes for a table and had delicious paella (red and white prawns, clams, and mussels) . Two glasses of cava (Spanish champagne) to toast the occasion. Sorry ...
Toledo, Castille-La Mancha, Spain cmpatti... made up for the experience of bad service. Toledo is known for its forged steel as much as it was for being a center for learning and tolerance throughout the middle ages. Now this rich history is shown by every street store having the exact same swords and cutlery. The extent to which tourism has overwhelmed and erroded the city’s core was very evident and I know we weren’t helping. We also got ...
Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, Spain and Canary Islands knitrosvoyage... lights. Our profs were right, this is the city that doesn't sleep. As soon as the party goers get home, the cleaning crews come in to return the parks and trashed streets to their functional, commuter packed status. Note to self: Thank God for WATER. But in Toledo, their lifestyle was completely different. Tale old story of the city and country mice. Sure the cobblestone streets and small alleyways were difficult ...
Toledo, Spain and Canary Islands ecuyos... It is called The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, and was created in 1586 by El Greco. Neither Cam nor I are art buffs, and we had never heard of this bloke until we hit Toledo. He seems to be a bit of a favourite though. So, we paid our 2.30 Euro each to see the artwork. We had to wait about 30 minutes before an English speaking tour group came in, so we could listen to the explanation! The tour leader was really funny, and we actually got a lot out ...
Toledo, Spain and Canary Islands jill-cam... walked and chatted with a couple from Washington State. They were here with the wife's Spanish language group. We got to talking about how I'd been to Spain twice before. They seemed puzzled that I had been here so many times - Mary and I just looked at each other and grinned. I'm getting tired of explaining the whole Isabel saga! Time to look for dinner - we came across "El Trebol", a tapas bar recommended by the guidebook (and ...
Toledo, Spain pwong... Diese Woche fängt jedoch d** Sprachkurs d** Uni an, von welchem ich mir einiges **hoffe. Ich gebe mir ab** auch sonst Mühe mein Spanisch zu v**bess**n und war zum Beispiel schon im Kino, od** lese g**ade ein Buch auf Spanisch (bin jedoch **st auf Seite 5). Wie ihr seht, habe ich mich mehr od** we***** in Toledo eingelebt. Was mir noch fehlt ist d** Sport. Das Angebot hi** ist ziemlich mickrig und das, das mir gefällt üb**schneidet sich wied** mit meinen ...
Toledo, Spain kusa... using the oil painting technique. According to the tour guide, he and Cervantes disguised as part of the crowds in the picture. It was nearly 16:00 and I started the journey back to the bus station. From ...
Toledo, Spain vipro... I leave Madrid. I'm enjoying the city way more than I could have anticipated. The young man at the hostel, Niel, is from St. Louis. god's work bringing them across my path. Niel was a sturdent here in Madrid a couple years back. He's going to do the Camino too and we'll probably ride the bus up to Pomplona and then over to France together to begin the walk. I'm surprising myself at being interested in "seeing the ...
Madrid, Spain gkg... which turned out to be 20 Euros cheaper than mine. Unless my place will bargain, I'll move here. I don't know how long I'll stay in Madrid. I need to find out how to get to Pamplona and then to St. Jean Pied do Port where the Camino begins. I've had many thoughts and feelings throughout the day. Something in me keeps being okay even though there is that which edges towards panic. So, I'm doing this and feeling proud even as I'm ...
Madrid, Spain gkg... in was dedicated to bull fighting. Toledo hosts a small number of fights each year and the bartender was delighted to give me a trading card of, I presume, a local bullfighter named Raul Galan. He was waving majestically to a very small crowd. 'Second division,' a friend quipped when I showed him the card. The next night I sat in with Jose and Pepe who spent the entire time arguing with the bar lady. Jose argued about football and Pepe about a topless woman in the ...
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