Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Basking in the Mediterranean Part 1: Barcelona

We're back in buisness, in Budapest! The internet here is finally afforable. Like really affordable, two hours is only 60 cents.  Gotta love favorable exchange rates.  We'll give you all an update on Barcelona, then Cinque Terre and Venice in three lovely installments.  Hopefully one each day too.

Barcelona. It was beautiful. Palm trees, beaches, a vibrant late night scene, and of course tasty tapas. We saw some sights, drank some sangria, and dipped into the Med.  Also, no pesky pickpockets got us on the Ramblas, the main tourist strip, which is always a plus.  Just like Amsterdam, all of you need to make visiting this city a priority.  Sun and fun can be had here, even in the fall.  Now, since we are in Budapest, and this place has internationally known nightlife, we are unable to write any more of  a trip report for you all on our adventures in Barcelona.  Our minds are just on where we will go clubbing tonight.  The pictures will have to do the rest of the talking for us, and since they are worth a thousand words, theoretically you are getting your word fix from them instead
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Cheers,
Jessie and Nathan



Jessie's birthday breakfast, chocolate con churros


Clubbin on Jessie's birthday.  They all stayed open til 6am!!!




Meat market


Despite all this European fun, dirty laundry still happens


Look at all the palm trees

Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Church.  Been under construction for decades now and more to come

Gaudi's Parc Guell, not under constuction anymore


Tapas





Getting set up to enjoy the beach. What an upgrade from gloomy Seattle.



Splashing in the waves




One last time, Barcelona's beauty


1 comment:

  1. glad to see you are both having fun, looking so happy and relaxed. Or maybe the beach shots gave a false impression of leisure. Clubbing sounds energetic and open all night? Maybe too much fun. Jesse's happy birthday breakfast looked so delicious. I look forward to hearing how they make the hot chocolate. Are you following the big news in the USA? I'm referring of course to the Rally to Restore Sanity.

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