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Tag Archives: Spain
Tourists Go Home
Málaga, in the hugely popular Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, is fed up with tourists and locals have resorted to sticking unfriendly stickers to show their displeasure with the situation. Tourist apartments and buildings are carrying angry words … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Hotels, Tourism
Tagged Malaga, Spain, travel accommodations
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The Last Bookshop of the World
I was recently directed to a film that is likely to appeal only to bibliophiles, writers, and cinephiles. So, of course, I assumed that it was right up your alley as they say in oldtimey America. Most booklovers that I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Film, Writing
Tagged Bibliophiles, Finland, Kanopy, Spain, Tubi
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Born into churros
Recently a friend asked me to suggest a good place to get churros in Madrid. I offered a few suggestions, but insisted that she first try the best churros con chocolate Madrid has to offer at Chocolat in the Huertas … Continue reading
First Around The World Trip
Ever since I was indoctrinated as a young child with filiopietistic reverence for Columbus and the entire panoply of European explorers, I’ve been fascinated by their extraordinary journeys. Recently, I discovered a wonderful website that traces the route of Ferdinand … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe, History, Maps, Tech
Tagged Ferdinand Magellan, Indonesia, Philippines, Spain
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Moving Cities
“Moving Barcelona is a magical realist dance story about the Catalonian capital, an autonomous region in the Spanish State contending with an identity crisis. A city with everything going for it is still haunted by the ghosts of its past … Continue reading
What Time Do We Eat
A big tip of the hat to @loverofgeography for this very helpful and informative map. When I travel I try and adjust meal times to coincide with local eating habits, but I just can’t do the late night dinners in … Continue reading
Life Lingers On Blank Pages
Regular visitors to TBTP know that I am a huge admirer of the Spanish street art collective known as Luz Interruptus. They recently completed this extraordinary installation for the first International Festival of Light at the beautiful Plaza Mayor in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Arts festivals, Madrid, Spain, Street Art
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