Pension Lisboa Granada
Plaza del Carmen 27 Granada, Andalusia, 18009, Spain and Canary Islands
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Driving in Las Alpujarras!
... zig zags, and blind curves. Going downhill is an even more nerve wracking experience because I can see the panoramic unobstructed view of how far I would plunge into the canyon if I understeer the car.
Fortunately again, there is barely any traffic on this road since it doesn't have any village along it. It is more a connecting road between two arteries.At seven at night I pass only one car in the 10 km stretch of the purest form of ...
White-washed Houses and Honey :)
... The store was called Abuela de alí. The chocolate was AMAZING… and they had all of the chocolates offered in samples. (I probably ate two bars worth :S ) Elana and I had already bought rugs so we didn’t get anything else.
After we left the town we stopped at the beach at Salobreña. There was a huge rocky outcropping that everyone climbed that overlooked the ocean. It was drizzling, but we ...
Awesome Alhambra
... finish at the Court of Lions, which unfortunately was under renovation. Usually, in quite the Moorish architectural setting, you would have the rotating, musical lion water statues...but, what can you do?!
After the phenomenal Alhambra, Emily went for a massage, I strolled the city a bit and then we all met up for dinner and a fun, yet uneventful night in fabulous Granada!
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Collado de Umbrales
... the barranco merge into one and the going gets really rough. In parts, the barranco is easily walkable, but in many places it is hopelessly choked with huge boulders. Sometimes, we can scramble down them, but several times we have to climb back out of the barranco and find a way above and alongside it on the hillside. Surprisingly, the paths across these diversions are properly constructed in places, which indicates that someone once had a reason for coming up ...
Martes el 13, Mala Suerte
Learned that not Friday the 13th, but Tuesday the 13th is "mala suerte" here in Spain. Huh.
On a happier note, I found a lovely park that spans over four city blocks behind my apartment called El Parque Frederico García Lorca. Equipped with my book El diablo viste de Prada (the Spanish translated version of The ...
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