Hotel Melia Lebreros Seville

... place open between 230 and 6pm. It´s insane. We meet up and now, it's four minds as opposed to one mind for choosing stuff.

The first day, we didn't relaly do too much. Just lounged around, went to two bars and then called it a night. The next day we did the site seeing stuff. Checked out the cathedral, and then, stiller had his mega camera to take shots. Then, grabbed food, had a couple glasses of wine and then i called it a night ...

... roads meant that a four and half hour ride took almost nine and a half hours…good enough for a days riding.

On a positive note Connie, while as tired as I am, is doing very well with all the dry heat and her back isn’t acting up at all. Also, the bikes are running great and they seem to idle much better with the high octane benzene that’s available here. And yes, I’m knocking wood right now.

... can see the old Gothic arches, which were retained even after reconstruction. But we needed lunch, and we still wanted to visit the cathedral, so we exited. The cathedral was impressive: not a single Gothic space as the choir space and organ are in the center and break apart the space. Still, the main chapel, with its Retablo Mayor was ... huge. We also made a quick pass by the tomb of Christopher Columbus, where four pall-bearers carry him off to his final ...

... the fútbol game against Bétis better tonight. Sorry to be throwing this all at you guys at once, but it´s hard to find time honestly to type. We always have some excursion or project or were going to tapas and discotecas so i am just now finding time to write. I have been drunk more in the past two weeks than i have in my entire life....that makes me sounds bad, but im pretty sure like every spaniard is an alcoholic, but i don´t think that word ...

... almost the only guests and I think its only recently opened. Very friendly locals, although some too friendly on the beach front - its a good thing I don´t understand french, I´d rather not hear what they were saying as I walked innocently along in my bikini! Amazing to watch the many kite and wind-surfers in action - looks damn hard to me! Back to Marrakech yesterday to board the overnight train to Tangier, for the ferry to Spain ...

... slices of salami. The second tapas bar was famous for its "papas bravas", which is like scalloped potatoes with a spicy sauce on it. It was really good! After the second tapas bar, they took us to a free flamenco show at another bar. It was very authentic flamenco and was different from the flashy flamenco that most people think of. Instead of twirling her dress all over the place, the dancer mostly stomped her ...

... had been more romantic than anything we'd experienced in our whole lives in one night. But Meredith had a boyfriend who was going to arrive in Sevilla only a week later to study here in a different program from us, so she couldn't go for Jesus, and Alejandro (the guy who kissed me) has a girlfriend, so I won't be that kind of girl and go after him. After a real good girl chat, I felt good. I went home and had dinner with my family, chatted with Jairo, and went to sleep. Monday was my ...

... ausser für mich natürlich.;-)) und Weihnachtsbeleuchtungbesichtigung (wow, langes Wort). Krass wieviele Lichter die Madrilenen über ihre Strassen hängen und vor allem wie kitschig. Am Dienstag hiess es dann bereits wieder Abschied nehmen.:-( Wir reisten zusammen nach Madrid, wo Teresa Richtung Schweiz zurückkehrte und ich Philipp traf und wir uns zusammen Richtung Süden aufmachten, in der Hoffnung noch ein paar warme ...

... menu, but the waiters wont understand what you are ordering if you tell them in English, so you have to find that line on the spanish menu and hope its the same thing. We are lucky that we took Spanish in high school and college or else we would be in real trouble. Definitely the least English since Athens. We flew from Barcelona to Seville instead of taking a 12 hour train ride. We flew Vueling which is a new Spanish low fare airline that I would ...