Lanjaron Hotel
Perez Chaves Lanjaron, Sierra Nevada National Park, Andalusia, 18420, Spain and Canary Islands
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Adios Granada. Hasta Luego Spain.
... of orange lights at night, the walk across the river to school, wine and tapas. Leaving granada with so many memories, and a little more spanish.
On Tuesday night we went to sordena.. a beach nearby. Thats right.. night. It was unbelievably cold and dark... perfect for swimming. On the off chance you didnt already know.. that is not a bright idea. To be honest, Im a little disappointed, I brought my bikini all the way to Europe and the ...
Granada
... It actually worked out quite well because whenever she was speaking in Spanish we had a few minutes to take pictures, browse the shops or look more closely at the buildings. The history of Granada runs fairly parallel to that of Sevilla, but we still learned a lot. Plus we got to check off multiple sites on our todo list, including the main cathedral, the Mudejar style church, the old Arab merchant quarters, the remains of the old mosque, the Carmen gardens and we saw the view ...
Rice and imported meat
... my mother for not teaching me life skills.. hear me out, Its an appliance called a rice cooker.. you put the rice in.. you put the water in.. you close the lid.. you press on.. you come back later.. you have rice. I would like you for a moment to put yourselves in my position, but we will, instead pretend, you do not have a toaster. You really really want toast. Tell me now how you are going to make it. okay okay, maybe you have a grill ...
Alhambra
A TRENHotel is an experience everyone should experience. It is not like in the movies. The cabins are smaller than small. The hall was so small Julia's suitcase could not fit and had to be dragged sideways. My backpack had to be carried sideways also. The key to a TRENHotel is travel light. Basically you are looking at a 6’x8’ room with four 5’ long beds, a wash basin and that is ...
Granada - tapas, mountains and the beach
... but I was quite close to the peak. I bumped into some people who were coming down. Sadly they informed me that it would be very foolhardy to attempt the peak without crampons (things that stick into the snow that attatch to your shoes). So I scrambled as over at least to the ridge which at least gave me views to the other side. It's a great feeling to finally get to see the side which has been blocked the whole time up the mountain. It was ...



