Andalusia - where true Spanish spirit is born

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June 6th 2015

Published: August 6th 2015

When we arrived back home after our trip to Catalonia and Valencia, my parents and I realized that we were indeed wild about Spain. We understood that we want to know more about this magnificent country. We set out sights on Andalusia - the only region that may help to penetrate into the soul of true Spain. At last the happiest vacation of my life came, and we put off on our weekly journey. With a... Read Full Entry

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Koloda Kseniya Vladimirovna

Silver Wolf

I'm a Ukrainian young woman passionate about traveling. A strong desire to get new experiences and knowledge, inexhaustible thirst for adventure, and competence in two languages (English and Spanish) drive me to travel. Traveling is a true philosophy of self-improvement to me. It is not only an interesting way to pass the time, but also a highly important aspect of my identity that allows me to discover something new, change my worldview, and develop myself. Traveling is one of those things that indeed makes sense of my life. I believe that traveling is the most interesting way to investigate ... full info

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