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Quercus Cádiz

C/ de la Villa Real, Urbanizacion Alcaidesa - La Linea de la Concepcion Cádiz, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11315, Spain and Canary Islands

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Positive Energy

A travel blog entry by orianapacker

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Maria's cousin Lilly lives just outside of Cadiz, so she and some friends came to show us the city in the evening. Cadiz is gorgeous, with a claim to fame of being the oldest city in the Iberian peninsula. We walked all night, stopping for dinner and to share our shameful stories. Lilly had the perfect cure for our bad luck, offering to bring us to the biggest energy tree in the city. Legend ...

CARNIVALE

A travel blog entry by haleysorensen

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The 3rd biggest Carinvale in the world is held right here in Spain! This was one of my best weekends so far, as it is the Mardi Gras of Europe! We all dressed up in CRAZY outfits and were on the beach (Southern Coast of Spain in Cadiz). It was an 8 hour bus ride which actually wasn't that bad because almost every single person on our trip went down to Cadiz so ...

A Monkey Jumped on my head

A travel blog entry by watchoutworld77

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... slowly seeping through the limestone rock, which gradually dissolved the rock. Through this process, tiny cracks in The Rock's geological fault grew into long passages and large caverns over thousands of years. The numerous stalactites and stalagmites in the cave are formed by an accumulation of traces of dissolved rock deposited by water dripping from the ground above.

Oddly, there are plants growing on The Rock But there is no soil on The Rock.


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Mixed Feelings

A travel blog entry by truetravelerare

... people journaling, doing yoga, or staring at the moon with me. This is an attribute as well.

Anytime I turn around I find someone to share my thoughts with. I don’t know everyone on the ship, but I am familiar with about 300 of the 600 students. Many of them share a class or two with me.Spain gives me two major thoughts. One, it makes me homesick.

The home I am sick for is Xela, Guatemala. Spain imbued Guate. with much of its culture. I ...

Picnic time in Cadiz, Spain

A travel blog entry by tlbuster

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... to buy meats, fruits and vegetables. All the sellers had a stall to sell their foods. In Spain people shop often and buy their food fresh. There are supermarkets, but I would buy cookies, cereal and other non-perishable things like that there.

It was in the 70's and sunny today. I hope it was a nice day in Buffalo, MN as well.

¡Ciao! for now,

F.S.
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