Ibis Ciudad de Malaga Málaga

... Today was a day of reflection on what I did last night, and also on the month that I have been here. In all honesty, I should have led this month much different. I have not quite been myself because I have been so stressed by not knowing the language of the people that I am surrounded by and because Malaga has not been what I expected it to be. Right now I do not feel very connected to Malaga and I pray that this changes. On my day of ...

... Real Andalucia), Marbella won´t spring to mind at all.......... Ronda for sure and maybe nowadays Malaga as well, as they have done up the City center!

In all the building boom over the last 15 years, the Quaint Old Town of Marbella has not been
touched at all and this beautiful authentic small Andalusian fishing village, called Marbella, still remains in tact!

One can feel the new rush into the Old ...

... through the windy mountain roads, Mike found an awesome place to run. He drove us back to the house and set out for a 12 mile run through the mountains. he loved it. We headed into Burriana for dinner and planned to eat at Ayo a good paella restaurant recommended by Susan, who helped us with the house. Unfortunately, Ayo was closed for the evening so we walked around looking for another place to eat. We came upon a little cafe that served Thai/Indonesian ...

After getting in late the night before we got a pretty late start the next morning The place where we're staying is a 5 minute walk to Burriana Beach. A very popular beach in this area. The weather has been incredible our entire trip 70s and 80s the whole time. Apparently, this is unusual for this time of year here. It's tends to be a bit cooler. But the beaches are full of sunbathers even in mid-October. We really picked a good time to ...

... t think I will quite be able to until I take a trip to a different country so I have something to compare it to. But first, like I said, I really want to get to know Andalusia and to orient myself. I wish I would have written more entries while I was traveling before ISA started, like while I was in Madrid and Torrevieja, but at least this is a start.

... finish, the world's oldest resturant which was in the Guiness Book of Records built in 1795! Church of San Gines where lies a statue of Virgin Mary & baby which dates back to AD. We were told about Spanish History, The Spanish inquisition, Spanish Civil War & their Empire & the origins of Tapas. It was a very interesting tour. The next day i took a bus to the Old Walled City of Toledo, which is a maze of tiny streets with lots of beautiful Churches & Cathedrals. It ...

... are all so skinny. After the tapas, we walked down packed Carnaval streets where everyday guys would get up on stages with friends in costumes and sing and perform choreographed dances. It was crazy! I had no idea what they were saying, but they had fantastic voices. Amazed that it was already 1:30 am, we decided to bar hop and I had some of the most interesting shots I've ever experienced. Ron miel (honey rum) is HUGE here, and it ...

After an early 6.00am wakeup call, Mum and I had breakfast at the hotel. Even though it was only supposed to be a continental breakfast before 8.00am, the buffet was for the most part set up. There just wasn't any staff around yet, but with many other guests departing early, there were a lot of people in the restaurant already at 6.30am. Afterwards, I drove back to ...

... knocking back the jobs. Also found out that the gas we need, isn't available in this part of Spain, the closest would be Madrid, or back in Portugal. Bollocks!! Also got a local paper with lots of job ads, but the sort offering to make you hundreds.. so I figured most of it was a load of **** - telesale type jobs which most are **** basic pay or just commision based... I'd probably make more money begging. So monday comes and I start at 8pm. By 10pm I'd ...

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