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  • EiTB Had my first day at EiTB today. It's huge and I will tell you more about it in my next post, but we already had to post an impression of our first weeks here. You can find this here: [url=http://www.blogseitb.us/basquecountrylive/2009/09/11/first-weeks Posted by Sajeh in Running from one falling star to another | Sep 11, 2009
  • MADrid The countdown was on. I only had 10 days left. Throughout my travels, every time I have mentioned that I was finishing up my trip in the land of tapas, folks were quick to push the Barcelon Posted by triptime in Izzy's Blogsite | Sep 11, 2009
  • Spanish Roadtrip August 2009 - Part One We loved some stretches of road so much, we did 'em twice! Our trip started with a 0350 minicab ride to Stansted Airport. It was the usual white knuckled trip as our sub-continen Posted by StephenJen in Stephen & Jen | Sep 10, 2009
  • Seville, Spain Sunday morning I took the train to Seville on my own. I was proud of myself for getting by with my 10 Spanish words and managing to check into a sweet little hotel near the shopping area. After Posted by ltdewald in Semester at Sea | Sep 10, 2009
  • More arrivals and first classes Epa! Having two guys sitting next to us, playing football on the Xbox and not willing to go out tonight, Niké and I have decided to update our blog. In the past, I would've commented, no, sneered at the fact that Posted by Sajeh in Running from one falling star to another | Sep 10, 2009
  • Cadiz, Spain Loving Spain! We docked in Cadiz, a sweet coastal town that claims to be botht the oldest city in Europe and the home of flamenco dance. I explored the town with friends from Valencia, Spain- traveling with fluent Posted by ltdewald in Semester at Sea | Sep 9, 2009
  • Sevilla, Córdoba, and Granada Sevilla, Córdoba, and Granada I write from just off the coast of the British outpost of Gibraltar. We’ve ducked into the Mediterranean and a tanker ship is straddled alongside us, emptying fuel into our ship’s belly. It’s Morocco Day, a day Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Sep 9, 2009
  • Spain Saturday the fifth we arrived at Cadiz. We got there at seven o’ clock in the morning, and we went out to tour around nine thirty. We walked around the city and stopped at churches and all kinds of old Posted by GabrielRR in Gabriel's Semester at Sea Journey | Sep 9, 2009
  • Cordoba After waking up and having more delicious Spanish food, our group met yet another guide, who was as nice as he could be, and set off to see more of Spain. This tour guide showed us more of the streets Posted by E5sports in Dream Fall | Sep 9, 2009
  • Seville We woke up at the ring of Cy’s alarm again, but this time it was at 6:30. Today was the first day of the three day and two night semester at sea trip to Seville, Cordoba, and Granada. This day Posted by E5sports in Dream Fall | Sep 9, 2009
  • Cadiz At 7:30 am, the alarm rang like always, waking at least Gabi and I up, because Cy had been awake for quite some time. But, today was a bit different. We lay in our beds for a while, not bothering Posted by E5sports in Dream Fall | Sep 9, 2009
  • baby steps Spain is getting more and more tolerable every day. I'm slowly becoming accustomed to the things that they do that seem so strange to me. The food is still an issue however. But soon I'll be cooking for myself, because Posted by carly.h in la vida | Sep 9, 2009
  • Aranjuez There are many daytrips from Madrid that one can do. And yes in time I will mention most of them here. Most people will choose for [[Toledo]] as the one and only daytrip from Madrid, and it needs to be Posted by Herr Bert in A Dutchman in Madrid | Sep 7, 2009
  • ... Why? I am not the religious type of person. Many people ask me: why Compostela? What's the point of going there and walk hundreds of kilometers for no apparent reason? Well. Probably because I want to prove to myself that I Posted by Claudzia in On my way to Santiago de Compostela! | Sep 7, 2009
  • Free Saunas in Seville So for the last four weeks we have being enjoying the laid-back lifestyle in Seville, not that we had much choice in the matter. The place is known as the Frying Pan of Europe for a reason, and it is Posted by Julie1972 in Blowing the Mortgage | Sep 6, 2009
  • Cadíz, Spain It was a lovely first day in Spain. Watching the sunrise from the stern of the ship while eating breakfast, we saw the cathedral dome and watch towers and church spires of this charming little port city. When we returned Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Sep 5, 2009
  • Bilbao - arrivals - San Sebastian - departures - quests Woohoo our internet connection has finally been installed! Hurray! I'm yawning as we speak and I'd like to just go to bed, but my motivation to write something always pops up late at night. I'd like to tell you I'm not Posted by Sajeh in Running from one falling star to another | Sep 4, 2009
  • Barcelona (Catalunya) We made our way from Acros to Jerez by bus to travel to Barcelona only to discover that my black berry had the correct flight schedule and our plane had already left! Oh boy. This 'little' mistake cost Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Sep 3, 2009
  • More About Arcos We have never seen such beautiful views as we enjoyed in Acros. The old town is incredible and literally straight uphill (or down) with no level ground whatsoever. There is architecture there dating back to at least the Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Sep 3, 2009
  • Gaudy Gaudi We're in Barcelona for a couple of days. Managed to see 3 Gaudi buildings, Casa Batllo, Pedrera and Sagria Familia, the cathedral. We were extremely disappointed to find that after paying 11 Euros each to enter the cathedral, the majority Posted by olin in Sinusoidal Planetary Circumscription | Sep 2, 2009
  • Blog burnout We've just been uploading pictures with Picasa to our web albums because it is so much more convenient and time efficient than the system on this site. Unfortunately, it means we can't throw in any descriptions of the amusing events Posted by olin in Sinusoidal Planetary Circumscription | Sep 2, 2009
  • Hiking The hottest part of the summer is over. It's September and that means perfect weather to go to the mountains. At the moment my favourite spot to go to is Cercedilla. From Madrid Atocha you can buy a cheap ticket Posted by Herr Bert in A Dutchman in Madrid | Sep 2, 2009
  • where are you from? I have never in my life been around so many people speaking English with foreign accents. It's great! Except I feel slightly inferior as a person learning my first foreign language when everyone else is learning at least 2. Thank Posted by carly.h in la vida | Sep 2, 2009
  • First days Kaixo! Zer moduz? I am writing you from my hotel room in Bergara! It's getting late and our days have been quite busy so far, so I'm going to give you a brief summary of our arrival here. My dad and I Posted by Sajeh in Running from one falling star to another | Sep 1, 2009
  • Arcos de la Frontera We are staying in the ancient part of the city high above.the new part of the town. This site was selected for its natural security from invasion by the Moors in the 12 and 13th century. Many of the original Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Aug 31, 2009
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