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Logroño
... but people of all generations are still able to go out to enjoy themselves as the streets were absolutely packed. On this occasion I didn't get the opportunity but next time I'll be going to a restaurant in the area called "En Ascuas" to try the town's speciality of lamb grilled over wood that's been pruned from the vine "Sarmiento". I knew it was going to be a late one so I was staying in the Hostal Logroño where I didn't have to be in ...
Another Adventure - In the Basque Country
... and because it is in the "Pais Vasco" it also has it's own language - Euskara. This language is completely different than Spanish altogether. Look for the pictures that shows two signs, one with each language, and you will understand what I mean!
That's all for now, but I will try to update more often!
FUTURE STUDY ABROADERS:
If you know that you want to study abroad, consider hosting an exchange student in your ...
SCHOOL TRIP
Hello everyone,
this year our school is celebrating its 25th anniversary and we would like to organize a school trip.
We would really appreciate it if you could help us choose the destination. That´s why we would like you to contribute by writing an entry we could publish on the school´s blog describing a place and giving reasons why we should choose that destination.
Thank you in advance.
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A Podiatrist's Dream
... everyday seems pretty damn big by the end of it. And even though I don´t really remember where we´re hiking to tomorrow I also can´t really remember what town I´m in right now so, you know, it all kind of works out.
And for those in need of a much more thorough and time consuming plod through my inappropriate thoughts and far ranging travels please check out my book Random Acts of Travel : Featuring Trepidation, Hammocks and Spitting.
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Day 11 - Sto Domingo de la Calzada to Belorado
... did fit. I was surprised as one wouldn't link Israelis with a ultra Catholic pilgrimage! Then again, they could be Catholic themselves. I observed them carefully as I could see they were not carrying any rucksacks (cheats!), and were walking towards the front of the cue. As I expected, the moment the door of the albergue opened, these two jumped in and ignored all the other people. The moment they put their pilgrim passports on the table to be stamped my guess ...
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