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Muletas in Granada
... mostly seafood – some we have never seen before. 3 beers later and full stomachs, we staggered back to our ‘room with a view’ and collapsed in bed. Thank god for siesta!
But wait, what was that sound wafting up from the streets below? We were compelled to rise and pad out to the terrace to locate the source. Melodic chanting waxed and waned, with the background noise of a burble of voices. Something must be going on – a festival ...
Granada!
June 9 Wow! Granada is a beautiful city (and the gypsy's are more like harmless middle aged Spanish women who do not resemble the toothless witches I was imagining them to be.) We did a tour of town while our room was being readied. The streets are all cobblestone and very narrow. They are really on,y big enough for barely one car. We are so glad we didn't rent a car. That might have been a marriage Ender Our hotel here ...
The Andalusian Dog
... of the population. Our final night in Grenada had us at Le Chien de Andalucia (the Andalusian Dog) for some late night revelry and fantastic Flamenco performances. We found the flamenco bar on our stroll up through the Albaicin Barrio. It sits right on the babbling brook Rio Darro which separates the Alhambra from the city. We bought 2 tickets for the 11:30 show, arrived promptly after another fulling and all too satisfying a meal at Bodegas Castaneda (more ...
Clutch throbbing head. Moan.
... appologies if this was less amusing to read, ill fail at some simple aspect of life soon enough ...its why so many of you are still reading right? I cant explain it otherwise, but I appreciate those of you that have now read 20 of them. I really do.
Wouldnt say I was particularly ‘full of beans’ this morning. That statement would put a mildly optimistic outlook on the rest of the day, and it would be a lie. We went to Sacromonte again. ...
Sangria, one way streets & sunbaking
... of chocolate). It was THE best thing I have tasted in my life!!!
Had great Tapas like chorizo, roasted potato, cheeses and the nicest calamari. The sangria was so nice and we had it pretty much every day. They love their Tapas and every second place is a Tapas bar. The aim of the game is to have 1 glass of beer or wine and try one dish then move to the next Tapas bar and so on.
The Spanish usually eat lunch around 3pm and dinner ...
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