Hotel Algaba Castelldefels

... girls and aguy talking cultural differences, music and what ever. The south Carolina girl is sweet. <br><br>As well as that im meeting a guy tomo morning about a sales job which pays really well, and ive got another job to call back, so all is good on that front. <br><br>ive uploaded a video and sdome pics of the ramblas, the street where barcelona really comes alive and where i´ll work doing the pr job. <br ...

... I resided in a fairly grotty campsite well past it's prime, I felt if I had arrived 20 years earlier it may have been lovely, they also had the audacity to charge me 4euros for my bike - the first and hopefully the last time I've be charged for a bike - so I was less than impressed. But as with most nights regardless of the surroundings or the cheek of the landlord I slept like a zombie.<br><br> After studying my new map the previous night ...

I only know the exact time cause my aunt left me her cellphone Today im off to venture alone in beautiful Barcelona...cannot wait!! Wish me luck...well Ill just wish myself luck cause none of you know..ha Wish some of you were here....got a sweet day planned...Ill write about it later

... restaurant food, i had an omlette sandwich with paprika sausage for less than 4&euro; - bargain, and then finally reached the fountain at about 10.45pm. It was pretty spectacular. every night it does a show from like 8pm till 11.30pm, with the jets of water and lights going in time to music. We got to see the last 45 mins or so, and it was so relaxing. The music was classical, and i felt like bambi or aladdin was about to jump out, it was like a magical disney movie right in ...

... accordian Parisian music, most were playing old American 80s hits that we laughingly sang along too. It was funny to hear the French singers get the words wrong to ¨Pressure¨ by Bowie. We caught our train to Barcelona last night at 8:30 and rode with almost all Americans- there was a tourist group of about 30 people from New Jersey. We just arrived at our hostel in Barcelona- a guy in the train station gave us a pamphlet for ...

... siella junaan joka vie meidat Rotterdamiin. Perilla meidan pitaisi olla huomenna n. 13:00 eli yhteensa 18tuntia menee junamatkaan. Reissu alkaa siis olemaan loppusuoralla, karkeasti n. viikko enaa matkaa jaljella. Tahan asti kaikki on mennyt ihan putkeen, mitaan ei olla varastettu, mistaan junasta ei olla myohastytty, pahemmin ei olla koskaan eksytty..

... just a football club. It has also for years been a symbol of Catalan nationalism and (back in the middle of the last century) of socialist resistance to Franco's military rule. As we walked to Camp Nou, we discussed who we would cheer for. Alec, normally a front-runner faithless enough to shock a Philadelphia football fan (earlier on the trip he threw both Chelsea and AC Milan under the bus when they fell out of the top of the table in their respective ...

... hanging, placing, fast to beat the rising light. Colorful fabrics danced softly in the breeze as shiny beads twinkled on the tables. Shouts rang down the street, as the vendors organized themselves in closely packed lines along the sidewalk. I wanted to get things. Christmas presents for my roommates maybe. But it has to wait until Greece. It can only be me and one small carry-on on ...

DAY 3: Barcelona and Montserrat (Near Barcelona) Pilgrimage: A journey to a sacred place. To the local Catholics, Montserrat is a sacred place to them; to the ...

... morning. Buy some more shampoo, a toothbrush, and so on. Took the metro to my little second hand bookshop near Fontana metro stop. Dropped off two books and got two more. I love that place! Then after that I took the metro over to Sagrada Familia for the third time in a week to pick up a souvenir from the little stands there, only to find there were not there! Good stuff. Tuesday must be the day off. Then back to Passage to Gracia where I wandered down there in ...