Day 103. Confession time: I actually only had time to do 5 activities in Granada, so my Top 5 is definitely biased. Still, that was enough to make me adore the city, but feel free to share your own suggestions in the comments if you’ve tried different things. 5. A walk on la Carrera del… Continue Reading →
Quentar, Spain
Day 100. Quentar is a small municipality in Granada of about 990 inhabitants. We were staying at the Fundalucia Guest House, and the website’s directions to make it there from the bus station, said to, quote, cross the whole village to the other side. We were doomed to get lost.
Seville, Spain
Day 97. I have to say, we almost gave up on Seville. The city just didn’t seem to want us. But I’m so glad we persevered.
Toledo, Spain
Day 95. When we arrived in Toledo, I got hit by a car. I’d been warned Spanish drove a little crazily, so when I saw the red car zooming through the narrow cobblestone street, I shrank on the wall of a house, shutting my eyes, hoping my backpack wouldn’t be dragged along. It’s my left… Continue Reading →
5 Fun Facts I learned in Madrid, Spain
Templo de Debod Day 93. What I learned through my rainy but enjoyable stay in Madrid: 1. Ernest Hemingway ate just about everywhere in Madrid but at this one restaurant
Travel Memory Rambling – Seville
This week’s inspiration is Seville, Spain. I took this photo on a very hot day at the Plaza del Toro. Here goes. the sand had settled but still reached my nose the sun was evil blinding all of those who thought the battles were just meant for ghosts
European Countries I’ve Visited – Updated 2018
Time to update my European bucket list because I’ve visited a couple of other countries in the last months! But man, oh man, Europe is HUGE. My total is still kind of low and it just makes me realize HOW BIG THE WORLD IS. So much more to see out there. Anyway, here’s my result:
European Countries I’ve Visited
So this morning I was playing around with interactive maps where you can enter the places you’ve visited, like an online scratch map. I wanted to see how much of Europe I had actually covered, because I felt like I’d done a pretty good part of it, and MY OH MY WAS I WRONG.
Second Stop – Annecy, France
Day 6 (37 days ago). Somewhere between Nice and Lyon, I lost my voice. When I arrived in Annecy, I sounded like Voldemort. I thought, Hey, it doesn’t matter! I can play it like Liz in Eat, Pray, Love and make it a silent week. Right.
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