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Katie Sims in Pamplona »
Save Erasmus!
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The possible bankruptcy of the Erasmus programme was something that hit a nerve with me…
The mighty Camino de Santiago: The Highlights
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With films about the Camino de Santiago emerging all over the world, it is more popular than ever
The mighty Camino de Santiago
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Olive Press blogger Katie Sims is flirting with the idea of the Camino de Santiago
So, you think you know everything about San Fermín?
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This fiesta is known worldwide. It’s Pamplona’s biggest event of the year. But do you really know what it’s all about?
Have you been in Portugal?
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As a teacher of English in Spain, reading the news recently that Spain ranks lowest in English proficiency in the whole of Europe brought me to despair
Furry faces are transforming fundraising
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Here are a few hairy faces from Pamplona. If you laugh, you have to donate. If you don’t laugh, you have to donate because at least that’ll make you smile
Music is all around…
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Spain is full of music – it’s deep within their artistic culture
Fast-forward in the Pyrenees
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The Pyrenees is transformed for summer. Bears, snakes, ice-cold rivers and bemused locals
A love affair with tortilla de patatas: A recipe for disaster?
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I don’t know about you but one of the things I love most about Spain is the food
Look up, it’s Granada!
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Granada requires a neck with 360-degree movement, some billowing hippy trousers and an empty tapas-hungry stomach
The shifting streets of Seville
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In true Semana Santa style, there was rain. When there is rain, the processions are postponed and people weep in disappointment
I’m not your media naranja
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Tu media naranja: your other half, your better half, your soul mate
Solidarity in Pamplona
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Public sector workers heatedly debated their rights. They wanted paralysis, impact and an element of mayhem
Romance in Bilbao
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The romance echoes over the cobbled streets, past the black rimmed shop windows and streams down the sparkling bridge-laced river to the impressive Guggenheim Museum
Skiing in Spain – The next big thing
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It’s all downhill now for Olive Press blogger Katie Sims
I’m not your media naranja
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Tu media naranja: your other half, your better half, your soul mate
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Festival Tres Sesenta invades
This carefully thought-out and intelligently executed festival marked a big moment for the music scene in the unassuming city of Pamplona
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Blood-covered monsters and solar panels – Carnival in Navarra!
The carnivals of Navarra are almost prehistoric in ritual and rural legend
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A lover of things in Madrid
Madrid is an unassuming capital. Flying over the city a few weeks ago this pilgrim watched it emerge suddenly from roads that twist and turn like ribbons, following a patchwork of brown, olive countryside
