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Food and Ambling
... before heading to the recommended Casa Alberta for lunch. Our stroll through the sleepy streets led us south, chasing the morning sunlight, before turning around and heading through several less than stellar markets and heading towards the Plaza Mayor in an effort to kill time before our chosen lunch venue opened. We stumbled upon lots of little stores along the way, one of which was an awesome kitchen gadget store, aka my mother's Mecca. The shop had awesome gadgets for ...
Hambrosia
... and I were somehow a cow with my current mental capacity), I would much rather make mortal combat than follow the herd to systematic slaughter.
Walking to the subway on my way back to the center of town, I heard cheers echoing in the distance. Instantly I knew; “Spain must’ve just scored a goal.” Eager to find a good spot to watch the game, I found a bar with a flat screen TV on an outdoor terrace not far from the ...
Confessions of a Tapa Crawl
... there because he wanted a daiquiri to relive his experience in Marbella (see The Spanish Monaco). So we ordered him one. He was hoping it was going to be as good as the one in Puerto Banus. It was not good at all. He had about two sips and gave up. We finished our vino tinto and headed out.
After leaving 47, we ended up at a sidewalk cafe, el Viajero. It was enjoyable to sit outside and watch all of the people go by. We ...
Madrid. The Mercado de El Rastro.
... antiques to worthless junk.
The Gypsies have always traded there in clothing, linens, watches, etc. They face now intense competition from the Chinese. I asked a man about that, and he was angry and powerless. Spain is infiltrated now with Chinese products, a commerce backed up by a strong influx of Chinese capital.The results are horrific for small enterprises, the textile industry in Catalunya has been de facto eliminated. The Goverment does ...
El arte tiene derecho a ser malo!
... Plaza y visitamos los negocios que la rodean. Después, caminamos pasando por la plaza de Emir Muhammad I, lo malo fue que con la lluvia no pudimos parar para almorzar en ninguna plaza. Paramos un rato en la Catedral de Almudena, donde hace poco se casó la princesa Leticia y también en el Palacio Real.
Para el mediodía ya estábamos en el Templo de Abeod, un templo que quedó en Madrid porque fur construido por un emperador egipcio en el 200 ...
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