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Disappearing Act
... were scheduled to climb. Not only did we not climb it, we never found it! John only wished the minister of tourism for Galicia was in the back seat with us today. He would have gotten a tourist's eye view. There is so much to see here, if only something could lead people to it.
Our drive happened to include the coastal drive our host Jose suggested we take - so it wasn't a total waste of time. It was very pretty and each town was unique and intriguing. The coastline is rocky ...
San Fermin Festival - "Mission Pamplona"
... So off we went to bed.... The next morning (Saturday, July 7th) is actually the first day of the bull run which of course fell on our 5 year wedding anniversary. So we got up and made it down to the shuttles just in time and off we went, I was so nervous for Todd I wasn't much of a talker that morning in the bus. The shuttle ride was some of the best drunk people watching we had ever seen...some people were still soaked in their white or rather pink (from the red wine ...
The 'Arsch'
... playboy and loudly said hello and shook his hand. The Germans mouths dropped. I had to try my hardest not to wet myself laughing, it was so, so, so funny. This boy is such a **** stirrer. So whilst he can be what I thought was extremely rude, he just doesn't tolerate fools and can be really friendly too. It is an admirable quality really, not giving a **** what others think. I have a lot to learn from this boy. Song for today: Passenger: ...
Stop Out in Spain: Madrid, Sevilla, and Granada
... middle-aged, padded and pudgy women doing spontaneous flamenco dances while socializing with their friends in the shade of the parks. In Granada I remember being enchanted by the Alhambra palace, vowing to return someday in the future.
On the second night that the kids and I spent in Madrid, we went to the main shopping area, Puerta del Sol. We found out that this is what every one of Madrid’s roughly 3.3 million residents do on Saturday ...
Keep the Sangria flowing...
... by water leading to the central temple building which was modest at best from the outside. As soon as we entered that temple however, it was anything but simple. It was like walking into Egypt for a brief period of time, with elaborate hieroglyphs along the interior with pictures of offerings to the gods. There was also a few other things I found amazing, like how the Temple seemed to have a breeze running through because it was designed with small ...
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