Mar11

Valencia Concert Schedule: March 2009

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1/03: Isabel Pantoja. Palau de la Música: Paseo Alameda, 30. 21.00 h. Prices: 41 € up to 55 €.

1/03: Rockin Valencia Circuit. Performance of Los Pataconas. Black Note: Polo y Peyrolón, 15. 20.00 h. 6 €.

1/03: BIG UP FESTIVAL. Dub Club: Jesús, 91. 19:00 h. Price: 5 €.

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Feb24

Valencia Concert Schedule: February 2009

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1/02: Ricardo Descalzo, piano. Pau B. Gregori, Andrés Moreno and Mario Lluis, actors: Rafael Ricart, scene director. Fuyu no hi (Winter Days). Japanese Music Show for piano. Palau de la Música: Alameda, 30. 19.30 h. 15 €.

1/02: The Vienna Boy’s Choir. Palau de la Música: Alameda, 30. 12.00 h. Prices: 45/33/20/15 €.

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Feb23

Fallas Festival in Valencia, Spain.

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Valencia is plenty of awesome events this year.
From an international  music concert agenda of MTV Winter 2009 with Franz Ferdinand at february 24 to Fallas Festival, most great and famous festival of Valencia, Spain.

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Oct22

Augsburg and the german fall

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The only way we found to forget about having spent eleven hours in an almost full plane, during the day, with a short legroom and with really bad movies on the screen, was by drinking a couple of those tasteful “helles beer” –hell here means light colour, not the hell- that make Germany so well known.

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Oct19

Is the adventure over?

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Adventure of life is never over until death meets us, so this travel adventure will never be over until the lady of the scythe comes to pick us. We don’t need to travel far away from home to learn about life and we will continue experimenting with new trips, from local to international destinations.  It seems we will be partially spending our closest future making an insight of our lovely city, Valencia, and its surroundings but we will always keep on doing and carrying out new plans like the one that took us to Asia one year ago. When you hit the road once and like it, you never stop liking it… Either by plane, boat, road or foot we will move around the world forever. Either catching free rides or paying for them we will visit every corner in the planet and grow with every experience we make. So, who knows what is going to be our next destination on the map after we visit Augsburg (Germany) and arrive in Valencia by the end of October.

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Sep29

See you soon Asia

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Time goes fast if you don’t think about it. We haven’t thought much about it and without realising, it is almost one year since we started our trip in Asia. So far we have been travelling in India, Nepal, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, and there are still loads of places to visit. Our dream of travelling in Asia is still alive and somehow we feel, it will never ever be over. We love this continent and its people. We love the whole planet and will never stop discovering it. It will take us long, aproximately a life time, but we will cover the world from one side to the other. Promise!

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Sep22

Me and the hammock

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Since we arrived in Koh Tao and found “Homer”, the way we have to refer to our beautiful wooden house in the island, I’m experimenting a great feeling of peace and joy through spending long hours in the hammock. It is something I had already learnt from this trip and anothers before. Since our visit in India I have tried, rounding up, around fifty different hammocks and other balancing sits. It has always been recomfortating and nice to let myself flow with the movement from side to side. But it is being this time, in our wooden house in Koh Tao, that I am really getting addicted to it. I have breakfast on the hammock; write, read and smoke on the hammock. I even eat on the hammock and spend the time I’m at home laying on the hammock. When I have left the house and come back, I come back to the hammock. When we go to a bar, I always look for a bar with a hammock. I also sleep on the hammock sometimes.

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Sep17

Run Visa, run

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The day in which we had to renew our Thai visa arrived and we did it fast and easy, although very tiring. After spending long hours discussing which way would it be the best for us to extend our stay in Thailand and whether to cross to Myanmar or to Malaysia, we decided to do it through one of the travel agencies offering the “Visa Run” service in Koh Tao. We paid them money and they arranged everything, such an strange feeling for us.

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Sep11

Our wooden house in Koh Tao

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We started to feel kind of sick of nonstop travelling a couple of weeks ago. It is a pretty confusing feeling because we really love to travel and want to go on with our trip, but at the same time we feel tired of visiting new places everyday and never get to know them well. We have the feeling that we need some holidays from our trip again, something like a stop over to settle and rest for a while. For a couple of weeks, maybe for a month… This is why we decided to look for a house for rent in the island.

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Sep7

Diving in Koh Tao

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We knew from the beginning of our trip that we wanted to do a diving course in the south of Thailand. We had heard that Koh Tao was the cheapest and also one of the best options to spot different fish species in all Southeast Asia. That’s why we decided, without knowing the island yet, that we wanted to have our first ever diving experiencie in Koh Tao. We booked our 4 day course from Bangkok so we didn’t do any research when we arrived. There are plenty of diving schools here and all them offer more or less the same. The company we chose, Planet Scuba, is a small school with less students, which makes groups smaller and the classes more personal.

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