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Muletas in Granada
... Columbus ‘discovered’ America way back when. His tomb is in the Cathedral down the hill to prove his connection to this place.
Sadly, A&V’s time had come to an end and they bid us adieu (I’m sure they were relieved to see the end of us – I could see them high fiving as they drove off in the taxi!). In the morning they flew to Madrid with a carefully crafted itinerary by Vada, backed up by Manuel to ensure the logistics ...
The karst and the carnival
Some 40 miles inland, north of Malaga and over the other side of a 1300m mountain range lies the city of Antequera, which could be described as one of the oldest continually settled towns in Europe. Three enormous dolmens within a mile of the city centre, dating from 5,000BC testify to this. Although each is quite different in design and the direction it faces, all three have their centres aligned ...
Day 2: All Things Alhambra --Getting Up There
... your tickets in advance (we did) and then to arrive on the grounds as early as possible (we didn't). Entrance tickets are morning or afternoon and then have a specific timed entry for touring the Nasrid Palace—the heart and soul of the Alhambra. If your ticket says 10 am, then you should be in line at 10 am. Once everyone with a 10am ticket has been checked through, the line closes and there is no waiting around ...
Andalucia
... semester! Michelle Obama and her daughters went to the exact same one this summer when they were in Granada so there were pictures of her all over the cave. Our last day in Andalucia we drove to Sevilla. The 3rd largest cathedral in the world is in Sevilla so we took a tour of the cathedral and spent the rest of the afternoon at our hotel rooftop pool (because this was the first time it was NICE LAY OUT WEATHER)! Andalucia was a relaxing last school trip of the ...
And yes, I am blogging about JUKEBOXES!
... giving. Balanced. Sharing. People insert coins and they expect us to give them what they want to hear. Sometimes though, the songs we play might not be exactly what they wanted to hear. And this leads to – what in social-language we would call – conflicts.
Dealing with conflicts is an important part of our social life – most likely we would learn this in our early ages: Confrontation. Fighting for our toys. Later, ...
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