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Back in Spain
Barcelona. I arrived after another long journey through the night, this time better prepared. Finding my hostel was a sinch. Anyone use that word? Easy, accessible, not difficult...like butter. I'm quite good at finding alternative descriptive words these days in attempts to explain myself to peeople... The hostel was located on a main street, near many of the attractions and most importantly close to the tube. Less walking is a good ...
Gaudi...Gaudi....Gaudi
... must-do for anyone visiting Barcelona! Many of Gaudi's works are UNESCO World Heritage listed.
Barri Gothic
The Barcelona Barri Gotic area is also known as the Gothic Quarter and is the area in which the old town of Barcelona is situated. The old quarter is generally characterized by narrow cobbled
streets with tall old buildings.
Picasso lived and worked in Barri Gotic from 1895 to 1904 and Joan Miró was born and lived here ...
Gaudi - Antoni not Darryn
... way to Park Guell. The last 300 m goes steeply uphill to the entrance. Just inside the gated there’s a cafe, I need a break so it’s time for coffee and cake. The rain is bit heavier now, so we sit and people watch. A group comes into sight they are conspicuous because the outer people are facing outward and they keep scanning the area. As the group moves around the main man looks like a rap ...
The cold coast.
... We suppose this doesn't subtract from the growing delusion we have that Bigwig is a real person. But it is cool none the less.
The day was grey and freezing. We parked on the foreshore and scooted into town for the afternoon. We still cannot find a new frisby. No one likes frisby here. We are lame aren’t ...
Lets Hit the Beach!
... still a good cultural experience… They sang and danced with such passion that they just looked like they were angry!
We all headed into a local pub after the flamenco show, and hung out chatting and playing foosball into the wee hours of the morning. Nothing starts early in Spain, it was after 10pm before we even got to the Flamenco show and the nightlife doesn't really kick off until 1pm.
The next day was a free day for us to ...
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