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Finally I Have Time!
Finally i have time to let you all know how stuff is going. Well, the trip from CA to Spain was quite an ordeal. At first i was nervous (i´m not gonna lie), but by the time i was in the air from San Francisco to Chicago i lost my nervousness to complete boredom. I forgot that all the flights i take usually only last an hour or an hour and a half. …
Medieval morning
Hola!
Another long day for the Selwoods! We spent the morning exploring Toledo, which is a UNESCO world heritage site and extremely lovely. A real medieval city, with lovely little streets. We walked around a bit, took in the interior of the cathedral (very nice) and saw El GRECO'S famous 'The burial of count Orgaz' which was cool. …
Alhambra and a midnight train to Barcelona!
... and we were scheduled for a 10:30 visit. The rest of the ruins and grounds can be toured at any time. I learned that approximately 8000 visitors tour Alhambra each day! I walked back to the hotel to have a breakfast with Debbie and Myra, and then we returned to Alhambra by 9:30. The place was bustling with visitors already.
Alhambra is more then I had expected! I had no idea how large a complex it is and the many gardens ramble on forever. With the help of our ...
Pomegranate
... even do it justice. Sadly the famous Patio de Los Leones still hadn't opened? I asked a person when it would be opening and he said on the 20th, how sad to miss it literally by a couple of days! After the tour, it was back to the local tapas bar for some more cheap drinks and free food ( delicious, delicious olives) then to bed early as I had to be up early to see the other parts of the ...
The Alhambra, night walking tour
... off a bit confused but soon realised once we came across the “Palace” and there was already a massive line for the next time slot. As we were already late we had to be ushered straight through – so luckily the guy turned us away from the other place otherwise we would’ve missed out on the Palace section! Anyway, the Alhambra was really impressive and had a great view of the city and the Sierra Nevada (not the Sierra Nevada’s like in America). ...