I have not been able to stick to my 1 year-ago events.
It was too tiring - putting up posts for the days that I was oncall.
Besides, I had other things that I wanted to blog about as well.
However, I would like to finish what I started - I have about 3 days more of the trip left.
So, here are the pictures we took on the 30th of June 2008.
It was our 2nd day in Barcelona.
As I mentioned previously, Barcelona is all about Gaudi.
On this particular day, we visited 2 other Gaudi creations - Casa Mila and Casa Battlo.
It was too tiring - putting up posts for the days that I was oncall.
Besides, I had other things that I wanted to blog about as well.
However, I would like to finish what I started - I have about 3 days more of the trip left.
So, here are the pictures we took on the 30th of June 2008.
It was our 2nd day in Barcelona.
As I mentioned previously, Barcelona is all about Gaudi.
On this particular day, we visited 2 other Gaudi creations - Casa Mila and Casa Battlo.
Our first stop - Casa Battlo
I think Gaudi never liked straight lines
That is a fireplace - cute, right?
I think Gaudi never liked straight lines
That is a fireplace - cute, right?
The Casa Battlo chimney
One of the rooms that was done up to show what it would have looked like during the period the house was built - compare this picture to this.
One of the rooms that was done up to show what it would have looked like during the period the house was built - compare this picture to this.
Next up - Casa Mila. This is a model of the place.
The many different chimneys - this is what Casa Mila is famous for.
No 2 chimneys are the same.
The windows are positioned in such a way as to receive the maximum amount of sunlight.
A chair designed by Gaudi. We were not allowed to sit on sit, but the curves supposedly 'correspond' to those on a human body, making it extra comfortable.
The many different chimneys - this is what Casa Mila is famous for.
No 2 chimneys are the same.
The windows are positioned in such a way as to receive the maximum amount of sunlight.
A chair designed by Gaudi. We were not allowed to sit on sit, but the curves supposedly 'correspond' to those on a human body, making it extra comfortable.
After that, we went to the Barca stadium.
A visit to the market.
Even now, looking at these sweets make me drool!
A visit to the market.
Even now, looking at these sweets make me drool!
Colourful, no?
p/s - here is a post I wrote on that day from Barcelona.
Me and Puspha then proceeded to go on a bus ride around Barcelona, just to pass time. And guess what, we met Von Yen, Swee Hung, Jan, Beng and Quek!! Such a coincidence! But it was just a short meeting 'cos we were headed in different directions. Still, it was fun to meet them.
And now I miss them.
:(
Just wish to sit and lepak and talk till dawn like we used to.
There are a few quotes that I would like to share with you.
'Thing do not change. We change.'
'If at first you don't succeed, you're running about average.'
'Never grow a wishbone where your backbone ought to be.'
And now I miss them.
:(
Just wish to sit and lepak and talk till dawn like we used to.
There are a few quotes that I would like to share with you.
'Thing do not change. We change.'
'If at first you don't succeed, you're running about average.'
'Never grow a wishbone where your backbone ought to be.'
p/s - here is a post I wrote on that day from Barcelona.
3 comments:
Thanks for sharing...
Nice blog here....
Never too late to post.
I enjoyed every photos u posted.
Unique architecture... have not been to Barcelona...perhaps the next time.
Went to Malaga & Granada, Spain last September 08. U go with family by tour or own itineries. Any tips?
Do drop by when u r online. I had just clicked Nescafe ads on ur blog :D
hi Iriene. I usually go by my own itineries - it is cheaper and you get to choose which places you want to go to instead of sticking to a specific schedule..you should go to barcelona, it is really quite beautiful!
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