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August 12th 2010
Published: August 16th 2010
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Weeks 4 and 5 lots of studying and time for goodbyes! I bunched these two together because I really haven’t done too much that is super exciting. These two weeks have been more filled with school, exams and hanging out with the people that I have grown to love. Classes for the last two weeks have been good and helpful for the most part. We had one class which was all about movies. Our teacher... Read Full Entry



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Leah Hays
mpchegrl
mpchegrl
I am a Spanish teacher that tries to make it to a new country every summer. I love to travel and learn about new cultures. I travel for fun and for missions, however the opportunities are presented. As a child I lived in Germany, Colombia and Mexico. I remember Mexico, but not Colombia and Germany. I would like to visit the last two. 2005 I travelled Costa Rica with a friend, absolutely LOVED it. I spent two weeks there and when to San Jose, Montezuma, Santa Elena/Monteverde, and Manuel Antonio 2006 I stayed in Nicaragua for 6 weeks for missions. I worked with Christ for the City in... full info
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Carmen (the friend) and Nohra, another classmate.
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julie and brian killing time waiting for us.
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the restaurant, it was no man's land. Or so it felt :)
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Fuentevaqueros
the road it was on.
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Santa Fe
cathedral in the middle of town.
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Santa Fe
if you can zoom in, the tile work is great.
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Santa Fe
there are four puertas (i cant think of the translation right now) that allow you into the city.
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Santa Fe
here is supposedly where the Reyes Catolicos and Boabdil signed their agreement (Boabdil gave over the "keys" of Granada)
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Santa Fe
always a neat sight.
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Santa Fe
one of the puertas.
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Alhambra
this is a fancy hotel near the Alhambra that has a great view....you pay for the view.
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Alhambra
beautiful view!
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Alhambra
the inside of the hotel...looks like the Alhambra.
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Palacio Carlos V
just some neat pictures. we only went to the free parts.
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Palacio Carlos V
the inner courtyard is a circle, but from the outside it looks like a square.
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Alhambra
there are parts that are free, and really it is neat to go at sunset and see the light hitting everything.
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Alhambra
the fortress part of the Alhambra.
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Alhambra
Albayzin from the Alhambra.
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Castaneda Bodega
it is decorated very authentic like. :)
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Castaneda Bodega
my girls at my other favorite tapas place.



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