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<\/a>On my way out from the \u201cMetro\u201d Station in Barcelona, Cataluna Reion, Spain<\/p><\/div>\n
I asked people around the Metro before getting out to the street (very smart \ud83d\ude42 ) to inform me what was going on. They told me that it was a protest by the Catalans asking for an independent country (as usual). Anyway, that was the only route that I had to take to get to my hotel, and it took me 20 minutes to cross the 6 lane street.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Catalans' Protest in Barcelona, Cataluna Region, Spain<\/p><\/div>\n
I was already on the corner of the street, when a person in front of me fainted, and very smartly, I started blowing air into her face and back of the head, two persons next to her held her, and we started walking in between people. Everybody was giving us fast access, and it took me only 30 seconds to walk the same distance that took 20 minutes before.<\/p>\n
During the time that I was away from the crowd, it was time to watch the soccer match between Uruguay and Germany for third place in the South Africa World Cup 2010. I went to a nice little place where a lot of young people were hanging out. I ate the most desired sandwich ever (my stomach was empty for 7 hours) and I watched the first period of the match. Then I hit the hotel, where I watched the rest of it.<\/p>\n
Yesterday, my train for San Sebastian was early, so I was out of the hotel at 6:45 A.M. It took 5 hours, and I got to San Sebastian in the early afternoon (around 1:30 P.M).<\/p>\n
San Sebastian is a small city and it is a vacation spot, rather than touristic. I had only a couple of things to do, mostly to do with sun, beach and partying, which I did not get to do any of them. Even though it was cloudy, it was nice weather. It was kind of hot. Since it was nice outside, I decided to walk from my hotel to the beach (two small blocks away), I was thinking about getting into the Ocean. I wet my feet, and the water was cool, and with no sun, no wonder no one was at the beach (it looked like a ghost beach city).<\/p>\n
<\/a>La Concha Beach, San Sebastain, Vasc Region, Spain<\/p><\/div>\n
I walked to the Cathedral, then I went to a fort where one of the battles against Napoleon was fought, and then I went downtown. It was a nice walk. I saw a lot of little shop places, and I took some pictures of the narrow streets with wonderful views.<\/p>\n