Macarena

OK we got to the airport and we had a few options, go for the flight or go for the complete package which included . Food , Sleeping blah blah blah. The Complete package was double the price so of course we decided just to get the flights, as that was ...

For my Artistic Monuments of Seville class this week, we went to the Basilica of Macarena and the Maestranza Plaza de Toros of Sevilla.  Macarena is the name of one of the most well known chapels, statues of Mary and brotherhoods in Sevilla.  ...

... are still big enough to put you off. We made our way down to Mrs Maquaries Point (which we ended up calling Mrs macarena's point as we had trouble pronouncing it), and saw some great views of the opera house and harbour bridge. 13th December 2004 ...

... Yet again we discovered what a small world it is as the first people we saw when we checked in at Auckland airport were Pablo and Macarena. Vina is their home town so we combined our visit to neighbouring Valpo with a day trip. Our hosts for the day were ...

... to go down to the beach (after aforementioned argument with computer). Apparently we are going somewhere later that sounds like the 'Macarena', but obviously it's not and I have actually been convinced to go to a football game (organised by the ...

De wedstrijd gaat nog steeds door, het correcte antwoord is nog steeds niet gegeven, alhoewel sommigen er wel heel dicht bij waren. Maar we moeten streng blijven. We onthullen het mysterie vanuit Buenos Aires!!! Blijven gokken dus!! ...

... of Spain and it was to be a great kickoff to the country. We started with our 8 Euro breakfast in the salon of Hotel Tryp Macarena. It was very luxurious, large and not at all lean. We headed off to meet with Concepcion and met her at the Plaza de ...

... had warned us about the heat in Seville. We wanted to get out of the heat and so we immediately caught a taxi to Hotel Tryp Macarena which took us 10 minutes and 7 Euros. We noticed that all the streets were desserted. There was no one out wandering the ...

On June 13, we explored the Macarena neighborhood (located north of central Sevilla but still east of the Guadalquivir River).  We walked by the Santa Justa train station and saw remnants of the old Roman Aqueducts as well as a section of the old ...

... their house for dinner.  Now I was a wee bit nervous because neither of my parents speaks Spanish and neither Jaime nor Macarena speak English.  So communication was up to Candela and I.  But when we arrived at their house it was the most ...

... who works for PBS's antique roadshow and his domineering wife, this nice old lady and her apparently pedopheliacal husband, and our guide, Macarena. Yes, like the song. She was cool as shit though. The smokers were all the best hikers...I don't get ...

... auditorium and it was a huge, gorgeous room with dark hardwood walls, vaulted ceilings and dim lighting.  As I took my seat next to Macarena and Candela, I felt two things.  First, I felt human in a way I have not felt in a while.  It was ...

... her, the hotel manager Mily, and an American expat living in Santiago.  Brent suggested that if I liked Macarena, I should meet Mily - but unfortunately, she won´t be back at the hotel before I leave :(  The lunches were ...