Hotel Almazara Nerja
Los Tablazos 197, Ctra. Nerja-Frigiliana Nerja, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29788, Spain and Canary Islands
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Cielo
... is beginning to look a bit smaller and after a bit I'm higher than its summit. But still not halfway yet.
After 2 hours I get to my usual snack stop at La Civilia. This is a group of ruined houses and walled compunds on a rare piece of flattish ground at 780m. There's still a bit of activity going on here - quite a few beehives and occasional building work, though nothing much. The place got its name because of a woman who lived here who liked ...
A Beautiful Day in Another Beautiful City
... Rosie went up to the main road to meet him, and within a few minutes, the girls were thrilled to see their bag enter the house. One lesson we learned from this experience -- which shattered years of belief to the contrary -- is that it is possible to wear the same outfit more than one day in a row. To their credit, the girls had managed very well making due with what they had, but it was like Christmas all ...
Last nights' talk
... girls who might just have left home for the first time. It's just so easy, isn't it? I am sure 99% of them are a lot easier than Spanish girls. And that's what makes us interesting for them. Sad, isn't it? So... they are not really interested in US like US as people, persons, human beings, females. It's just that they assume that it will be so much easier... they ASSUME ;)
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"Home" for a while
... it shut the dogs up immediately. When the dogs started back in, we took turns howling back at them to see who could shut them up the most. It was really great fun!!! In fact we did this almost every night from then on. I'm sure they all really miss us in La Zubia. I know the three of us really miss my Mom and her howling. The two weeks with her were very sweet and very very short.
The Carmen
While in La Zubia I would drive David and Chari to ...
Adios Granada :(
... flop on, and one bare foot. I got a few looks from older women, and some of the Spanish people were probably thinking “dumb American, serves her right for wearing flip flops.” Oh well, that’s one less thing I would be bringing home with me!
When I got home I washed my foot, relaxed and packed a little, and then ate dinner. Tonight was the Granada Bar Crawl that almost everyone in our program was doing. Jess H. had organized it ...



