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Granada; de puta madre
... bar I like where I try and polish my Spanish, for instance by practicing rolling my Spanish R for hours on end. Rrrrridiculous. Rrrrretarrrrrd. But in Spanish of course. You get the idea. Luckily the couple who runs the place doesn´t mind. Even though I´m a cheap ******* (I´ll order 1 green tea and take an hour to finish it), the guy still comes sit next to me and generously helps me with my Spanish every time. Probably because ...
Wandering around Granada
... drink in the little cafes and bars below.
Once we had cooled down enough with the air conditioner on full blast, we prepared ourselves to once again face the heat of the midday. It was well into the high 30s as we made our way to the tourist office for a map then headed into the Albaicín neighbourhood. It was all winding streets that should be pedestrian only, so naturally there were several cars and motorbikes squeezing down the cobblestone streets, even with the ...
Camping Las Negras und Ausflug nach Agua Amarga
Nach einer zweistündigen Fahrt von Granada aus sind wir in Las Negras, dem Ort unseres Campingplatzes angekommen. Ein reiner Gegensatz zu Granada, denn in Las Negras wohnen 300 Seelen und der Campingplatz war noch etwas vom Dorf abgelegen. Ruhe pur war nun angesagt für die nächsten Tage.
Während Antonio und Nerea unser Vorzelt aufbauten, machte ich mit Matias schon einen kleinen Spaziergang über den ...
Go out and get yours...
... our room! WOO HOO!! We were very close to the Cathedral and our room looked into a plaza. The rain just would not go away though. We had panchos but were saving those for must use days and left all the umbrellas at home. Who wants to lug around unnecessary items?! Yet, at this point, paraguas were looking pretty good and I eyed some near the door. It turned out that our hostel loaned them out so we were good to go! Rain was not going to stand in our ...
The Alhambra
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We are now in the basement of the hotel using internet. I wanted to put up some photos, but I have to get my camera...or sd cards....to do it. Maybe I can go up now while Juliet is plugged into my computer to charge her Iphone. I did and downloaded a bunch, of which I picked ten. I was disappointed with the shots of the Alhambra since it is so impressive. I wanted my photos to do it justice, but they don't. Oh, well.
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