Granada: The tourists, the guide and the tapas
Earlier this month I played host to various family members who came out to visit: the boyfriend, the elder sister with her man and of course, the folks
British Eggcursions
THIS week I started back at school after the Easter break, and normality, for now, has returned. I wanted to stay in Granada over Easter because I had never experienced Semana Santa
Valencia – the city of Las Fallas
OP Blogger Fiona Tomas takes a trip to Valencia to get a taste of the Fallas festival
‘E’ for English – the big bold letter
After a good five months in Spain, I am now able to consume copious amounts of olive oil on a regular basis without suffering from any negative dietary side effects!
Proud of their pueblo
There’s a different mentality that exists among Spain’s young generation – at least in Granada anyway. Students feel a sort of fashionable nostalgia towards their town or city
A fino day out at Montilla
Last week when a friend and I decided that we’d travel to Montilla, located around thirty kilometres from the city of Cordoba
On the last day of Christmas…
In the run up to the holidays, I had delivered lots of presentations at school about how Christmas is celebrated in England. Little confused faces gawped at me when I casually mentioned
The old, the young and being 21
Our new OP blogger Fiona Tomas has moved to a new country, found a flat, opened a Spanish bank account, turned the big age of 21 - but what has been most