Hostal Penelope Granada
C/ Navas 14 Granada, Andalusia, 18009, Spain and Canary Islands
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Tapas, tapas, tapas
... tension release laugh) and thinking up different scenarios as to what would have happened if we weren’t there. We eventually found another park and made our way back to collect Sam and fill her in on our mornings adventures.
This afternoon we spent wandering around all the little alleys and streets of the old town. Going nowhere in particular just exploring, doing a little shopping, stopping for lunch and a drink before heading home for a siesta.
Tonight it ...
Un Fin de Semana Bonito
... some of my pictures that I have posted, but I think I rate it as number one on my favorite castles of Spain list. It was magnificent, and seemed to never end. After a long day of sight seeing and castle touring, I had some homemade Spanish paella prepared by our hostel's cook. It was, interesting... but it was food and that is all apart of the experience. But, to top it all off, we went on a night tour of the city, which was beautiful. And ...
I <3 Granada
... dismay, we DO plan on leaving tomorrow morning for Barcelona. We are going to be there for a few days looking at the crazy architecture by Gaudi and hopefully hiking up at Montserrat. After that we are making our way to Cinque Terre in Italy, which might take a couple days. I dont think there is one train from Barcelona to there (but we will look into it in Barcelona)... in which case we will probably have to stop in Nice, ...
Besuch der Al-Hambra
... obwohl es bei den wahrlich schon frühsommerlichen Temperaturen und dem ständigen Anblick von Palmen etwas surreal erschien hier in diesem Gebiet noch eine Skitour zu unternehmen.
Endlich: Sierra Nevada!
Nach dem Besuch der Alhambra beschlossen wir keine zweite Nacht mehr in Granada zu verbringen sondern am Abend noch in Richtung Capeileira aufzubrechen, um am nächsten Tag dann schon näher beim Ausgangspunkt für den Aufstieg auf das Refugio Poqueira zu ...
The day that will live in infamy!
... information. Gave Danielle the Alhambra tickets and we jumped in the taxi to the hospital.
Ends up it was as bank holiday and all the doctors were closed in the city and only the hospital was open so it was slammed. Nobody spoke English, and getting checked in was hard enough, we couldn't have imagined what would happen when we finally saw a doctor. So tiny city, ****** hospital, super crowded, nobody spoke english, and just all round ...



