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Spanglish and sign language
... was interesting to say the least. Trying to communicate in broken Spanglish with the townsfolk lead us to a delightful transvestite who was kind enough to lead us in the general direction of our hostel. We quickly settled in and were on the Sitges beaches surrounded by topless woman and an ocean infront of us that was windex blue and completely clear. The food ...
What we did our last day and a half in Europe
... speak the language. We checked into the hotel and left Claudia there when we went to return the rental car. Fortunately the location (train station) was a straight shot down the road from the hotel, and apparently our timing was good. The agent at the return desk told us it would be a zoo there in a few hours. But we were in and out very quickly. No more fear of tiny parking spaces, dents, dings or scratches. We took ...
Hola from Espaina!
... and construction started in the 13th century. I have to mention that this is the only Cathedral so far that doesn't have an entry fee, the city of Barcelona maintains it with the help of the donations it gets from visitors. The facade is intricately detailed, the interior celebrates the history of the cathedral and it's people… enough said, so enjoy the photo's. We are able to go up to the roof for a view of the city, and they have a lift ;0).
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Garganta Con Arena
... the beach but the American reality that will hit him as he strolls in his new thong-like bikini ( no not really that drastic) on the beaches of California will perhaps shame him : :) ! After that I went in search for some small gifts for some people, mainly looking to see what caught my eye. We got lost in some alley ways but finally decided it was way to hot to keep walking. We went to the the Cathedral, the main one in the Gothic neighborhood and I saw ...
Barcelona
... kitchen facilities of the hostel which we are fast realizing is a rare and precious commodity!
The next day we wanted to do the Gaudi tour of the city and explore the Modernist areas but the tour was full when we arrived (slightly delayed after I bailed in spectacular fashion on the Metro stairs, much to my immense mortification). Instead we wandered up and down the Ramblas, had a coffee, and then explored La Boqueria, the central market which is huge ...
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