Blogs from Málaga, Andalusia, Spain, Europe - page 26

¡¡Hooooooooola!! na ihr alle zuhause?? was rockt? Tschuldigung dass wir so lang nix mehr geschrieben/hochgeladen haben, aber wir hatten keine Fotos, also die waren bei Lena am PC und hat alles bissi laenger gedauert als wir gedacht haben!! Haben grad nich so viel Zeit, deswegen nur n paar fotos und bissi text, machen dieses Wochenende gleich noch einen, vielleicht 2 Blogs, mit gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanz vielen Fotos und natuerlich Neuigkeiten! also Niños, ALLES KLAR, DANKE, CIAO... read more

Guten tag, liebe familie, liebe freunde, angehörige und geliebte!! Also, wie ihr vielleicht jetzt schon merkt, macht Spanien einfach doof...muss an der luft liegen, oder an der sonne....vielleicht is es auch des olivenoel...man weiss et nisch!! Gut, als erstes wollten wir uns kurz entschuldigen, aber echt nur kurz, dass wir seit 3 wochen hier sind und uns ja nicht wirklich, also echt nich wirklich, viel gemeldet haben! So, kurz is vorbei! Was gibts neues...? hm...fragen wir uns auch....! Als erstes haben wir mal n sau cooles kleines haeuschen in der naehe vom strand, ehrlich gesagt is es gar nich so sau cool, aber naja...wollen euch halt bissi eifersuechtig machen! Fotos vom Haus kommen im naechsten blog!hier schon mal eins von der terassen aussicht! Sind immer noch am Jobsuchen und am auf Antworten warten und den Rest ... read more

El Chorro: Steep gorges of Orange Rock, blue-skies and warm Spanish mid-winter sun, and a group of cave-dwelling climbers intent on celebrating life! I came to El Chorro to hopefully meet up with some climbers and get on the rock for a bit before my plunge back to cold-europe for christmas. What I have found is a scene that inspires and captivates, and one that I am not so eager to leave. Living in a cave in winter may sound like pretty tough going, but it really is quite comfortable. Our cave - one of about 9 - has doors, windows, a cooker, even a kitchen sink outside! It stays really quite warm day and night, and with the added amenities of couch, mattress and fireplace (with chimney) is a good one! Among the cave-dwellers here, ... read more

Bueno! Last week I went to a Salsa lesson-- the first one was free-- of course it was a ton of fun and I learned a lot but I rather be taking Flamenco lessons as it is actually a Spanish dance ... There were only 4 of us at the first Flamenco lesson- it was complicated but still fun. Anna is our instructor who doesn´t speak English and is very very very patient with us. She talks A TON and very much likes to tell us funny stories about people she encounters during her flamenco experiences. The steps are complicated, though, so I'll have to practice sometime before the next lesson so I don´t forget them. She said that someday the 5 of us will be able to put on all of the flamenco gear- dresses ... read more

I've finally left Blighty! I caught the Easyjet flight this morning at 7am, after spending the night at the Stansted Hilton. The Hotel cost more than the flight, although I did get a cheap deal by booking over the net. The plane arrived in Malaga at 10.50am. I've spent the day looking around Malaga, and got my dose of culture by visiting the Museo Picasso Malaga. Tomorrow, I´ll be catching the ferry to Tangier - so I´ll be saying goodbye to Europe and hello to Africa. This is my last day in Europe for some time! The centre of Malaga has some interesting things to see - its been a city since the Phoenicians founded it. It also looked very stunning from the plane when we were coming in to land; framed by mountains and the ... read more