San Fernando Cádiz

... recommend an organized tour, such as I did with the "Unique Traveller", I don't think it would be easy to visit all the wineries we did alone. And of course you want to sample the products and not spit !! Alberto Hagemann is an exceptional guide for this area, I'd definitely recommend him.<br><br>I wouldn't recommend an organised tour for the Basque Country, though you'd need a car to really explore some of the inland areas which I understand are great, though ...

... founded in 1873.<br><br>We have of course had some great food here as well. Local delicacies such as potatoes with chorizo, bean stew, baked lamb and stuffed peppers. One of the excellent meals was at the Remulleri winery. Last night was a fun tapas and pintxos crawl in Haro, which allowed me to introduce my American companions to the joys of Jamon Bellota.<br><br>All in all days spent visiting wineries followed by a great lunches in this beautiful landscape are ...

... time/refueling. Apparently they expect &#8220;very rough seas&#8221; on the way in to Morocco so that should be interesting. We&#8217;re excited for our camel ride and Marrakech trip in Morocco, I think at least a couple of the girls from our last trip are on it too so it should be fun. The girl I know well now from that trip I think has a Sony camera with the same connection as me so I may be able to upload some pictures soon. Hope everyone is well, more soon!

We arrived to Logroño in June 29th at 15h, as we did the first day of our pilgrimage, we decided to walk a few kms to Navarrete, we missed so much that landscapes!!! like having homesick from the Camino or something like that!<br>This part of the pilgrimage is algo ...

... cities in the Camino, we visited the whole city in a few hours cuz is a little bit small. We finished our first walking week in this city so we made a farewell party in c/Laurel, the most famous street in Logroño, many people get drunk that day... i don't know how they felt for walking the day after that party... <br>We will come back in my next free week to continue the camino from Logroño to Burgos...<br>

This stage has no difficulties, the landscapes begin to change, we left the woods behind us and we begin to see beatiful fields til we reach our destination.<br><br>In Los Arcos I don't recommend the main refuge... when we were there we saw lots of bugs, an unpleasant smell, a small kitchen... the village is not very impressive but the main church (worth to see)<br>

... My class isn't until tomorrow at 4:15.  I'm prepared for tomorrow, but not yet for any other day....   I don't know what to expect.  Based on student/faculty conferences yesterday, I think I'll have about 15 extra people in my class hoping to add.  I'll keep you posted on how it goes, and on whether I'm able to teach them any dance or not! sending much love!

... After another long bus ride of sleep, we made it back to Granada and had a delicious Lola dinner of rice and spinach. We went out for a little while and then went to sleep. Sunday, we had lunch with Lola and Miguel. They had bull tail with carrots, which Lauren tried, but Holly and I stuck to rice with egg. I tried a few of the carrots, which were fine, but I couldn't muster up the strength to try a tail. For ...

... en dinsdag redelijk ziek geweest wegens oververmoeidheid en de koude niet meer gewoon te zijn. Dus ook niet meer naar school geweest. Woensdag was het gelukkig al beter. 's Avonds met alle erasmussers naar een nieuwe tapasbar in het nieuwe gedeelte om kerst te vieren en beetje afscheid omdat iedereen naar huis gaat voor de feestdagen. We komen nog wel terug natuurlijk, maar toch, het gaat beetje raar zijn. Daarna nog iets gaan drinken en dan afscheid genomen ...

... an option, because of the scorching heat. Just when we all thought it couldn't get any worse, a large group of people arrived at the hostel at 2 am! Oh my, some people really don't respect when other people are trying to sleep! At breakfast the major topic was the noise at night. Everybody complained. But not for long. It sort of seemed like it was just a way to get people to talk to each other. Finally ...