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Leaving Pomegranate City
... small bits of blue, has faded away.
Since we are very sited out the rest of our free time was spent wandering shops and stopping for food. The last group dinner was high on the hill in the Moorish quarter. There was a lookout across to the Alhambra, a great hangout for tourists.
Now I must try to pack because today we go to Malaga where we leave our tour and take the train to Madrid. ...
This is Happiness
... t that be a dream....
My piso has three rooms. One is unoccupied, another is mine, and the third has one German and one French man who are both studying flamenco guitar. The guy from France speaks no Spanish and no English...only French really. Aron, from Germany, speaks very good English and is learning Spanish. At the end of the day we all have one language in common: Flamenco. For example, they can both play a ...
Granada - Never leave your camera at the hotel!
... Garcia Lorca spending his summers in Granada writing poetry... It was quite the ride and at the next stop, we decided to move to the inside of the bus. It seems that we can't escape the rain these last few weeks!
So the moral of this story is:
- If you go to Granada take your camera EVERYWHERE, you never know what you will see.
- Book tickets to the Alhambra well in advance.
- Check the weather forecast before you decide to sit in an open top bus.
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Where is the promised land?
... of the road. But when the traces started to go the opposite direction I stopped and without any signs of the road nearby I was more than a bit confused. Finally I have phoned my host asking for any guidance but it was difficult to describe my current position precise enough and I have decided to spent the night in a tent. I set it, unrolled my sleeping bag, put my mattress and while I was in the middle of taking off my first shoe I have heard a scream. Soon I have ...
Tapas, sewer pipes and mountain views
... the crack of dawn just for the fun of an unsuccessful line-up. While I would have loved to see the palace or at least the gardens, I feel like it would just be the doped accumulated version of everything I´ve seen in the last few weeks. I´ll be back for this some other time.
Tonight, I will join a tapas tour and then I am off to Rome tomorrow. I have a new fantasy of me living in Spain for an extended period of time at some point in my life. Maybe when I retire ...
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