Hospederia Real Monasterio
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From Barcelona to Valencia
We slept in a little longer this morning. Woke up and went for a nice run over to where the light show was the night before, we did a little workout in the park and headed home to pack up our things. It was here that I my lock managed to malfunction and lock me out of my bag that held my iPad BOO. Nevertheless we ...
Swords and El Greco
... old town from the site and we were well and truly frozen when we arrived on our first morning. The old town stands proud on a hill and we got to the top via the Escalares Mechanica ( a series of large outdoor escalators ) . The boys loved this of course. Toledo is famous for its blades and there are lots of swords for sale in the various tourist shops. For some reason Caroline thought it would be a good ...
Flamenco wannabe
... bus stop and wow! Can't believe this has been here and we have been a couple of minutes away from it and we haven't seen it, it's gorgeous. Apparently built in the early 1900s for a world exposition and now used mostly as government offices, it is stunning. Lots of people out enjoying the sunshine today as well. In this park, which is huge, there a heaps of horse and carts trotting around, there are also bikes for two or four people ...
Toledo Spain, Not Toledo Ohio
We spent our last adventuring days in Spain in the wonderfully medieval town of Toledo. Famous for being the long-term residence of the painter "El Greco", we explored the old city as much as we could in the one day we spent there. We visited the El Greco house museum, admired Toledo steel and ate chocolate from a store that's been there since the 1800s. Additionally, I discovered that my favorite ...
Spanish Country
... improved a lot on this trip, but I also realized how far I have to go with it. I'm not sure exactly where we were, but it was in the Extremadura region which is two hours west of Madrid on the way to Portugal. The region is comprised of fields, with mountains rising up periodically, rivers cutting through, and forests dotting acros it. It took us 2 hours to get there by car. The group mostly consisted of a tightly ...
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