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El Parque Grande de Zaragoza
... park, she told us that parks like these you usually pay to go in.
There are 129 stairs going up to the top...yes, I counted!
After the park, Marta and I came back to my place for tacos and sangria! I was craving the tacos since they dont usually eat them in Spain. We had fun hanging out and watching a movie, and getting ready for our trip to ...
El Cierzo!!
... trees and grow some of your own food in abundance. Paco will be bottling the olives later. Ive also put up some pictures of the fall colours here! Beautiful out in the country!!
I also went dancing again Sunday night. I went with a couple of friends ( the moms of a couple of the other kids) They know a bit of dancing and have been before. I learned Sevillanas, which is a dance ...
Running, museums and dancing
... We were able to walk on glass and look down at some of the ruins on the ground. It was pretty neat to see some of the history there.
Last night I finally went salsa dancing!!! Wow I missed it so much. It made me realize how much a part of me it is. Like skating, I dont think I could ever go without it. It is very much a place where I can be in my own world and just have so much fun! I think I will get to just keep going and get into the ...
Halloween
... kids eating candy ect during the walk. Since it is such a small neighborhood, there doesnt seem to be any concern with checking candy. Some people even gave out cookies, and open licorice.
Afterwards, we came back to our place with everyone for a potluck/party. We spent all day decorating for it. The place looked really well done! and the food was delicious.
Ill be able to put more pictures up once I get them from one of the parents:)
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Guardiola de Berguda to Zaragoza
We ended up staying 2 nights in Guardiola de Berguda, the site was lovely with friendly owners. On Saturday we went out to explore the area. Guardiola de Berguda, the village, was unimpressive with very little there. Bergur was nice and happened to have a small food festival on in the town centre. Apparently a mushroom festival?! Lots of nice stalls to browse along with the locals. There was a particularly nice bakers stall who had to get his english speaking younger ...
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