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¡Bienvenidos!...And Welcome to Barcelona!
... said to me, "something is going to happen in this square tonight, I can feel it!". Well...low and behold, as we were sitting in front of a window-table, enjoying stuffed pimentos, croquettes, and other Spanish treats, a display broke out in the middle of the square. Suddenly appeared tribes in brightly colored costumes barring horns as a headdress. They began displaying rival sets of ...
In Spain where they go all night
... is Sunny. We walked around trying to find a cheap bar and found a guy who said that we could have drinks, a bus to a club on the beach and then free admission to the club for 10€ so we took him up on the offer. The first place was really crowded but we found a place in this loft thing to sit. Then we all had to leave so we walked to the bus area and waited for what seemed to be about an hour. I met a big black guy from DC and he told me that ...
Redemption and fireworks
Correfoc day (and not Piromusical :( ). We were off to a good start. The sun was shining when we emerged into daylight and it was as if yesterday's rain had never taken place. On balance, lack of rain when you're on holiday is a good thing but on Correfoc day, doubly so.
Sadly it was also departure day for Kay, Tony and Steve but their flights were in the afternoon so there was a chance to get something done beforehand, even after a bit of a lie in. Actually both ...
Trippin it
... safe. We would turn a random corner of a winding road and there were little plazas with outside seating and random restaurants or bars. It was amazing that down such random allies, you’d find beautiful people filled plazas hidden from plain view. After exploring the area which contained the old walls which surrounded the city, we called it a night and drove to their apartment which was in Sabadell, a small city just 30 minutes outside of Barcelona. ...
We Finally Made It To Starbucks
Today we are going to the Sagrada Familia. It is a church designed by Antonni Gaudi. All of his buildings are very original and different and in the 1920's he devoted all of his energy into making a church. It is unlike anything in the world. When Gaudi died it wasn't even a quarter of the way done, and it still has a long way to go until it is completed, although the inside is done and it was consecrated by Pope Benedict last year as a minor ...
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