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FOOOOTBALL!!
so today was pretty good...we got into Barcelona in Spain at about 7.30am but didnt get off the boat till around 9am. we went on a tour that went to the Barcelona football stadium called Camp Nou and they had a museum and you could go out into the stands and beside the pitch...was cool...Messi (one of the Barcelona players) is like HUGE in Spain and in all of Europe...everyone goes on about him!!) anyway we got to see the changing shed and stuff. then we went ...
Views of the Sea, Sails and a Cemetery
... outlook over Barcelona City and an excellent photo opportunity. By this stage we were so 'snap happy' that we were even offering people to take photos of their groups rather than waiting for people to ask. Oh we were so helpful. : p
On the way out we stopped in at a local cafe for a short break and refreshment ready for more touring. Aboard the bus again we continued along the northern route past the blue tram start point for La Tribidabo; the amusement park ...
Barcelona
... the town. Having dined on rabbit, beef and fine wine, they proceeded to a small church where they enjoyed a very intimate concert of classical Spanish guitar. The concert was part of a festival "Maestros De La Guitarra Espanola" and at only 19 euro a ticket, a bit of a bargin. Sitting 4 rows from the front we enjoyed a quartet which included 2 ladies and 2 gents. Dad enjoyed the concert so much he not only brought a CD he also brought a DVD. Segway day. We all ...
Barcelona with Flat Stanley
... Carrer Princesa. Shortly after turning onto that street, we came across a shop, Arlequi Mascares. Flat Stanley desperately wanted to go inside and have a look at all of the masks. While there, I bought a key chain for Tyler and a broach for Hillary. Flat Stanley did not buy anything, but he did want his picture taken with some of the masks his size. There was a sign in the store that photographs were not allowed. However, after meeting Flat ...
Beautiful Barcelona
... evening sightseeing trying to fit in as much as possible there is so much to see!! The locals are very chic and its pretty easy to spot the tourists as they as a rule are not nearly so smart as the residents. The weather is not too hot but very humid and I am suffering a bit with my back and neck after the long flight but nothing can curb my excitement at being in ...
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