Hotel Pedro I De Aragon Huelva

... not unlike the canal boat museum at Ellesmere Port. It was amazing to see how small these boats are. As Lesley said, " I wouldn't cross the Mersey in one of those, never mind the Atlantic". We are staying here in El Rocio for a few more days, partly to see another weekend's festivities but mainly because it is so relaxing here. It is a lovely site, with all the facilities we need and pleasant company around. It is amazing ...

... today at 8PM I tried to take money out but the ATM wouldn't let me. So now I have 7 Euro to my name. I stayed in the bus station until they kicked us out then went to the train station hoping that would be open. It wasn't but the security guard said I could sleep there anyway. I stayed their for a while, but my instinct told me to leave so I left ...

... openings at my favorite hostel in Granada. I'm going to check in with them today. *A NOT SO BRIEF APOLOGY AND EXPLINATION: Hello my dwindling Sandra Lynn Morrow fans. I must say, I feel aweful that so many people have been left in the dark as to my adventures throughout southern Spain and Portugal. My excuses are as follows: I have had various problems finding internet cafes in small citys ...

... marks. Dont ask me why. I am doing fine for money. Havent spent much over paying for my nights at the hostel and a few dollars for food every day. wow not drinking is so economical! I also recieved my credit card in the mail on the 26th so I should be able to withdraw money that way and the bill should be automatically paid at the end of the month from my bank account. Heres hoping. I have written down an itinerary of ...

... y Kassandra and talked with them for an hour or so and got their numbers. Cole's intercambio was cool as well, but I can't remember her name. On the bus back home I saw Emma and Ana's friend again, and we shared a chill bus ride. I have been chilling with girls for 3 hours straight, and I can't move my arms from lifting. In a couple hours I plan to go play volleyball. What a workout today has been.

Last weekend was a lot of fun - Friday my room mate and I went out with a sevillano I met at the clubs named Jorge. We had coffee and talked about Sevilla and Spain for about 2 hours, then went on a walk around the city center where we met his father at a antique shop where he works. Conversing with Spainairds is pretty out of control, I can understand my senora pretty well but this guy had an accent that made understanding pretty hard... that and he ...

Hooray! We just got out of class, and i'm so glad it's over. Presentations seem to just drag on and on and on! =) While it's not sunny at the moment, it's also not looking like rain, so i think we're still going to head down to the river. Pilar is up at the school right now, and she was showing me to the other Marujas. (A maruja is a woman who doesn't work and stays out all day looking in the neighbor's windows and talking with other marujas over the ...

... morning, it is already completed. I LOVE THAT FEELING! So tonight i imagine i'll begin packing for london and continuing my list of must-sees. We will have internet access in London, so feel free to email me and check here for daily updates and new pictures. Speaking of, thank you to everyone who has sent me concerned emails about the situation in Paris. We are very aware of the riots, and are ...

... That gives me much more confidence about our final, because our final is cumulative. Normally, that wouldn't be a big deal... but because we are learning a tense that isn't used much (to the point that many instructors of Spanish insist that it doesn't exist in the English language) that could have been very intimidating. But all is well, and i'm looking forward to receiving our grades. It's not very often that i say that, lol. Most of our ...

... of spanish!) So we closed our laptops, packed up our books and headed down the street to the tattoo parlor. (NO ONE is thinking about getting a tattoo) So now we both have small studs: lindsay's is clear crystal and mine is blue. To pierce it they place a tube in your nose, and then (after numbing it with a spray) they stick the needle in. After the initial shock ...