Partner Ayala Berganza Segovia

... worked and lived in Seattle. The mother related to me because she also traveled through Europe on her own at the age of 22. The three of them had started in Barcelona and were traveling around Spain for a few weeks. I liked that the daughter even at the age of 30 was happy to travel around with her parents. I hope to do the same some day.<br><br>We caught the number 8 bus and it did in fact drop us right at the foot of the Roman aqueducts. When ...

... a distance - Disney fashioned the Fantasyland castle after this virtually impregnable castle, which, together with moat, really looks the part. The tour is worthwhile, and was popular with large groups of school kids and pensioners.<br><br>We made our way back up to the Plaza Mayor and entered the massive Cathedral which was incredible. The sheer size of the church which has flying buttresses, a large dome and steeple, and a unique cloistered outdoor garden dating from 1525, is ...

... a walk around town and try to find wi-fi again. I, opted to take a nap in the car. My knees were killing me. After a bit of a walk, Conrad came back to the car and joined me. So, we flew thousands of miles, to both take a nap outside of a 12th century castle!! It was a really good nap too! At 6:30 pm we decided to drive around and explore, while killing time waiting to hear from our host. When we hadn&#8217;t heard from our host by 8:30, we ...

... It was perched high over the city on the edge of a cliff. It looked exactly like it had stepped out of the pages of a fairytale. Repunzal could definately have dangled her hair down the cliff from one the windows. We climbed to the top of the Alcazaar (an extra 2 euros) and enjoyed the amazing view of the entire ancient walled city. We spent most of the morning exploring the Alcazaar, getting lost in the winding, cobblestone streets (Spanish ...

... streets. the area reminded me of the Montmartre neighborhood in Paris. Anyways, we finally found a parking space, and the first thing we got to see was the Roman Aqueduct. This aqueduct is said to have been around since before the time of Christ by one to two hundred years. It was built without any cement or mortar, but all of the stones were cut to fit together. It was huge! It was really cool seeing something that old. There were hundreds of sparrows flying everywhere ...

... snacks, as well as cool transparent streams to bath in, it was just one of those days. Back down at the refugio, after a couple of beers, we met Felipe, a very cool guy in his fifties. Having spent years in these mountains he took us on a funny educational trip around the area, before driving us all the way back to Madrid in the late evening. It had been a perfect day, and being late Saturday evening in Madrid, what else could we do than hit the town... Party on!!!

... visit I went to the souvenir shop and found that I had lost sight of him when I came out. Since I realized he couldn't have been kidnapped, (even though he was quite handsome but definitely did not look rich) so I left Alcazar and made my way back to the Acueducto. On the way back I ...

... my second team. come on the aussies!! NOw, why go to a capital and not taste the nightlife??! We went to the awesome club called anandas, i would describe it as morrocan style, dim lighting, beds etc, was really smart and really good fun. We also managed to get in free and get a free drink so my whole night there cost me about 1 euro. nice. The next day (38degrees!!)Toni and I went to an Art Museum to see a Picasso exhibition. I am not ...

... hours catching up and trying on wedding dresses of course. I am really appreciative of Casey making the effort to bring the dresses over to Spain. I had some fun looking around Spanish wedding dress shops (Pronovias) which are a dime a dozen around here, but couldn´t really find anything to suit my style. The fashion in wedding dresses is lacy with some really unique designs, but like the US, the prices are high. Thanks to Casey I now have a ...

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