Rocamar Cádiz
Avda. Espana 182, La Linea de la Concepcion Cádiz, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11300, Spain and Canary Islands
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Cadiz Carnival
... vacation! Lay off my diet! Matt tried to resist all the pastries that I ate all week because he has to live here for another 2 months. He will get so fat if he ate all semester like I ate for this week.
We got pretty lost, but luckily made it back to the train station to catch a 2:30 train to Cadiz!!!
Cadiz is famous for its annual Carnival. It’s basically Mardi Gras in Spain. This was good for me because I was planning on going ...
Mixed Feelings
... What went on here that led to this result? Are families stable, communities tight?
I compare the joy and generosity of the poorest of the poor to the serious manner of the Spanish middle-class. The Bedouin family I stayed with in Sinai forever changed my life. I felt Samira, the woman my own age I spent every day and night with, was a sister. The family included me in everything, even chores, against their protests. I miss them. They were ...
Beautiful Beaches An Hour Away
... weather but nicer . May is supposed to be really hot but we will see I can't believe time is flying I feel like it practically doesn't exist ! I wish it would slow down. Friday we leave for Valencia and then we will go to Barcelona then to Mallorca (Palma de Mallorca ) island off the coast of Spain. Then back to sevilla by Wednesday for feria !! (April fair) which I am sooo excited about!
Gracie had her baby!! It's a girl! ...
Cadiz: Carnaval makes Halloween seem like a joke
I think it's safe to say that nearly everyone in our ISA program went to Carnaval in Cadiz this weekend. We went through Discover Sevilla, a student travel agency for study abroad students here. They provided coach buses for the 1.5 hour ride there and back, and also a (unimpressive) sandwich for the ride home. Although the train was free and we had to pay 20euros to go with Discover Sevilla, it was nice to not have ...
Wind, sand and monkeys
... the entire beach was in and around the caravan. Everything we touched was gritty. Everything we ate was gritty. A beer would dampen a dry throat for just a few minutes before it became parched again. Only Lawrence of Arabia could have possibly enjoyed it.
We did not attempt to put the awning up, but did manage to peg down the groundsheet outside the door to provide a foot stomping area. Returning from a trip out one day ...



