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... Soho that overlooks the Guadalquivir river and (again) had drinks and talked with a group of my friends. Thinking back on all of this now, I wish I had known of all the places that I know of now when they came to visit. Sorry guys! Next time?
We visited the pueblo of Montilla and the ruins of Medinat Al-Zarah on Tuesday. We drove up to Montilla to go wine tasting with a group of students from my program. We got to try three wines, which I thought were horrific. I ...

We went to visit the beautiful city of Cordoba about 1.5hrs. from Sevilla. We saw the Mezquita (Mosque), The Ancient Synagogue and The Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos. I absolutely love the architecture of the buildings here in Spain, I have never seen anything like it. There is such a mix of Jewish, Islamic and Christian influences that it looks ...

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As I walk back to the train station, I'm taken aback by a peculiar thing. A small van full of oranges is blocking the street, and a few men with sticks are bringing the fruit down from the trees. The pavement and the curbs are covered with oranges, and walking here is dangerous because they are slippery. I watch every step I take, and slowly march away.

... de las Tendillas in the modern section of town. We were supposed to meet our guide in there. At 9:30 PM we set off on a tour of Córdoba. The group was made up of mostly Spaniards. Our group had two young ladies from the Philippines. The two young ladies spoke fluent English, but only knew a little Spanish. Our tour guide spoke to us in Spanish first and then in English for my dad and the two other ladies. The first few ...

... huge outer walls of the mosque. Upon entering the complex, there is a patio full of orange trees. Once one enters the mosque, the sheer size is overwhelming, as is the monotony. Hundreds of red-and-white striped horseshoe arches support the massive building, their columns stretching down into the interior. Interestingly enough, the Mores used old Roman column capitals on their columns for construction, so there is a Roman element to the building as well, which is ...

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... by Italy over the Czech Republic. Keep your fingers crossed people!! Last night, a much smaller group of us went out after the game. We went to this swank little place called the Buddha del Mar. It was really cool - there were these fancy little "huts" and couches to lounge around and just talk with people. We met a group composed of law students from universities all across the states - so it was nice to speak with people that had the slightest idea what we were ...

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... attributes that to the fact that i´m from CA and they´re from the northwest.) After our tour around town we went to the restaurant for lunch where we had a three course meal and stuffed ourselves silly. I don´t know about everyone else, but i liked the food. (this is funny coming from the person who doesn´t like to try new foods.) After lunch it was off to the hotel to put our stuff away and then free time for the rest of the night ...