3 to 5 dec 2007, seville (pronounced as seviya)

goodbye espanol

on the 35 mins ferry to morocco. cost 31 euros per person!

me with 3 other Australian travelers

Tarifa

on our way to Tarifa Pier to catch a ferry to Morocco

Seville football stadium - Estadio Sanchez Pizjuan

this small neighbourhood reminded me of old airport road, the place where i used to live

hammock on the roof top of our hostel

duck meat

rabbit meat

Seville's famous bullring - Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza

Plaza de Espana - a semicircle of building clad in azulejo (ceramic tiles)

a lemon tree by a sidewalk...

orange trees everywhere in sevilla... plucked 2 and tasted it... they were very sour but left a fresh tangerine smell on my hands for a good whole day!

Antonio, whom we met in Latvia, was one of the reason why we decided to visit this city. it is also pretty near to morocco where we will be off to next.

27 to 30 nov 2007, barcelona... ma ma mia !

the ball that is closest to the red one wins

an old BMW

the footballers used to travel in such a bus for away matches

Nou Camp stadium

this is one of many Gaudi's work

street artiste

las ramblas street

fruits and veg market

a bird biting on a piece of bread

La Sagrada Familia - one of Gaudi's unfinished work. he was ran over by a tram in 1926 at the age of 72. construction began in 1882 and it's estimated to complete in 2020.

old men playing some ball games... each ball weighs about 1 or 2 kg

health checks

missed the sunday bus to paris, therefore, we decided to do barcelona first... and here we are after 18 hours on the bus that cost about 60 over euros per person.

when we alighted the bus, we were like... wow, what a good weather! barcelona was sunny and temperature was at a comfortable 15 degrees. compare to the other west european countries, the weather here is just perfect for us...