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Rest, Relaxation & Recharging
We arrived off the 6am train to Valencia and headed straight to the hotel (after minor misdirection) for about 9am, We were glad to find that we'd actually booked a small apartment in the hotel with kitchen and lounge etc. Ben and Sophie joined us for a farewell breakfast and we then spent the whole day just sleeping and relaxing.
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Playgrounds and The Holy Grail: Valencia
... Cathedral to see the holy grail. It is the real thing supposively and seeing it in person was pretty cool. Going to the church was my favorite part of this day because of the craziness that happened: so we climbed to the top of the cathedral and then we went into church. The view from the top was amazing. It was really cool to see the entire city! But once we got inside the most amazing thing happened. So they gave us a ...
Adventures on the Coast
... exhausted to appreciate it. I'm a little ashamed to admit all I remember is the Marvel superhero exhibit with statues of the Hulk, Spiderman and Iron Man.
As well as no sleep, we were staying a few kilometers out of the city centre, and the disappointing public transport system meant we walked long distances in the heat. We left Valencia feeling like we needed a holiday. Turns out our accommodation plays a much bigger part in our enjoyment of a place than we ...
Adios Valencia, hola Granada
Beunos Dias! Excuse me if my soanish is off...Maggie is our expert speaker. Valencia was a whirlwind of classic Spanish buildings and towers, gardens, and beaches. We didn't have as much time as we would of liked there because our train to Granada was at 1 am this morning. So with one full day and a night in Valencia we hardly had time to sit down. But wow what a beautiful city! The apartment we stayed in was just outside the city and wondrrfully clean. Our ...
Spanish Soccer and American Football
... near the same level as that of the U.S.A. In the United States, when we go to eat the food needs to come out fast and taste somewhat good. When go out to do anything we need to be having fun immediately or else the experience is pretty much a failure. On the other hand, the Spanish are much more patient and able to endure and enjoy things that do not completely fulfill their needs. When they go out to eat dinner, it typically takes a few hours and they do not start ...