Sagrada Familia Barcelona

... rather comical, because she was tossing and turning about in a rather violent fashion as we came back, because we turned on all the lights and were quite loud. You could tell she was trying to convey "$%#@! Shut up!" But wait, with her polite and proper British manner of speech, it probably would've been "Bollocks! Please speak softer!"

I was hoping that Emma talked in her sleep, so that I could hear more of that proper British accent, but no luck :( As I drifted ...

... everyone else…many suckered in were tourists from Spain!!) later discovered that entry was free and you only had to pay the 5 euro to see a ****** 2 room museum of bull killing costumes and swords…nevertheless…we followed to men…that could very have well been hired to as the Spanish counterparts to "Grumpy Old Men"…while fluent in Spanish I completely suspected I’d have to translate the tour to chad…but to my amazement…no translation ...

... somewhat be an unsaid dating service, so just be aware of creepy people that say "hey- let's meet up at my place at 3am for an intercambio...." You can post ads on www.loquo.com or on www.conmigo.com. Girls- make sure you request a girl if you're not trying to get laid (but if you are trying to get laid- this is an easy way!).

We headed out after breakfast and got on the hop on hop off bus which conveniently pulled up outside our hotel. We decided that we would at least get to the La Sagrada Familia - the famous cathedral/temple that is still being built, building commenced in 1883 and it won't be finished until 2020. It was just incredible, it's architect Gaudi is quite incredible, and his designs are out of this world. We queued for about an ...

... is as a matter of fact outside, but the actual bar is not.. its in a FREAKING CAVE!!!! so I wind up listening to loud techno music all night in a cave rave and get back to my bed at 830 am. 21- we find a camping right next to the beach, its soooooo warm here, this is great. we visit barcelona and lay on the beach for the next 3 days.

... in the Pyrenees Orientals, on the borders of Spain, France and Andorra, the village of Fontrabiouse invites you to come and discover a fabulous voyage to the center of the earth. The first village to be established in the 'Capcir', 'Formiguères', has been in existence since the 9th Century. To the North of 'Formiguères' at 'Fontrabiouse' is a cave that was discovered in 1958 during quarrying work to extract Onyx. The guide told us that many palaces and ...

... passports, but for no reason I saw, the guard opened the Spanish forntier and let everyone pass. "Passe, passe" he said, and showed a sign with his hand that we can go. I took a bus to Barcelona's main square - Catalunya Square. I chose to buy a daily ticket to the city bus that goes throught all the major sites in Barcelona. It was the best thing to do, I think, since I had 12 hours only. Even less. I went down to see "La Sagrada Familia ...