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Seville, where it is very hot
I left London on the morning of the 21st and and flew to Madrid. Shortly after arriving, I arranged a Rail Pass to sort out my transport needs in Spain. This went very efficiently thanks to handholding from my friend in Madrid, Simon. The train ride on the AVE (like TGV in France) was great with speeds of up to 200km/h. It was like stepping into a furnace as I disembarked in Seville in the early evening and made my way to the roof-top room I had rented in Centero ...
Sevilla
... had a 20 min siesta on a park bench under a shady tree. It was soooo good! Afterwards, we were walking through the park and we found a small pond to put our feet in and cool off. Just Before falling asleep again, we decided we should keep moving. We wandered towards Plaza de espana which was beautiful. There was a huge building with a moat in which people could row a boat in. ...
Swooning in seville
Hola Amigos
So I know your all snowed in at home and I am not deliberately trying to make you jel but I am writing this on a sun flooded terrace sipping a café con leche with the shades on. Obviously by Spanish standards its mild here, because I am the only one not wearing a scarf. I am in Seville and it is so romantic I want to stand on tippy toes and twirl. Lots of old cobbled streets and juliette balconies. I am spending a more than average amount of time ...
Ola de Seville - Day 2 (or is it 3?)
... room only with a long line up and crowds gathered awkwardly out front -like us trying to discern how to go about obtaining this world famous tapas. Just standing outside the bar required a keen awareness of the hoards of tourists bumping into you as they passed. It was a bit too stressful and since we’re not tapas experts we decided we may not even appreciate it in all it’s splendor, so we kept on walking.
The bars ...
Back to Sevilla and a missed flight
... then headed out to enjoy the city for one more day. It was about 4pm when I left the apartment and the city seemed like a ghost town. Some of this was due to the fact that it was siesta time. However, the city seemed especially dead, even for siesta time. I later learned that a large amount of people leave the city in July and August and go the beaches or on vacation cause it's just so hot. I walked around all of my favorite spots of ...
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