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¡Bienvenidos!...And Welcome to Barcelona!
... displays. Along with this, they each had their own larger-than-life dragon (very reminiscent of the Chinese New Year Parade), which they also attached and set off fireworks. We had a great time watching this surprising show, making new Barcelona friends, and enjoying the authentic cuisine of this region. We could not have asked for a better start to our trip. (Please see the photos we have ...
In Spain where they go all night
... and we got back to the hostel. It took us forever, though, we got very lost. We walked through terrifying alleyways that luckily nothing sketchy happens at at 6:30 in the morning. When we finally got back I said good bye to my new friends and found my bed where I am now writing this. So yeah, crazy night. And I know there's still more to come after Spain since later we have Berlin where according to LCD Soundsystem's song, "they go another night". All ...
Redemption and fireworks
... de Barcelona. Sadly Steve had to leave before the action started in order to get to the airport in time for his flight.
Now this information might actually be of use to somebody one day. Castelling, if such a word exists, is extremely skillful and carefully planned and executed. The castellers have to be in the right place and they need to know exactly how the tower is constructed. But the youngsters who climb to the top have a long way to fall if something ...
The mountains & monastery at Montserrat
... one beside us was clearing I had to investigate. This was when I found that (as there is no signage) that we were in the La Moreneta line not for the choir and could have been there for several more hours when we saw how long it took to move through. A quick change of line-up and we were at the choir. It was worth the wait. Angelic voices soaring into the vaulted roof cannot help but ...
Sun, Sand, and Sangria
... did it become a huge tourist destination. In fact, the beach didn't exist until then. The sand is actually shipped in from Egypt every year. Who knew? We had a grand time exploring the grounds and after 4 million hilarious attempts we ended up with a gold medal picture as proof of our existence there.
The coolest thing we did in BCN was snorkel and kayak on the Mediterranean. We spent a whole day ...
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