In my first night around Seville I made one significant stop (which was non-food related). I visited the Cathedral in Seville, final resting place of Christopher Columbus.
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I arrived at Seville. I have to admit I was exhausted from the long travel, flying into Madrid and then, only 2 hours later, taking a train. Once here, I decided to get myself out into the old city. It was a two-fold strategy. I have never visited before and this might be my only chance to do so on this trip. My work schedule begins tomorrow morning at 9:00am. Walking around would also ensure that I would wear myself out completely to sleep through the night.
Of course, first thing is first. I have to hunt down some nice typography.
I am always surprised that more typography like this is not found in Puerto Rico.
Maybe I am the only person who finds this odd, but a young man searching to take care of older people… hmm, suspicious in my book.
Bar Europa. Strongly recommended by my father, mother and uncle. After enjoying it, I fully endorse their recommendation.
Small, cozy place.
Menu of this bar. It had some of the tastiest ham croquettes I have had in my life. (and if you know me, you are aware of my experience on the topic. jeje)
Caught my eye.
Right across from the bar.
Today I used Renfe’s Ave train as a means of transportation from Madrid to Sevilla. I had heard a lot about it before, but I had never used it. I have to say that I am very impressed with it. More so, I am even more impressed with the graphic and visual landscapes which are born when the train reaches very high speeds. Probably I am the only person in the world who like it but you can be the judge for yourself.
For a undergraduate film project, Omar Torresola took advantage of of the homonym of the word “goma”, by making reference to the rubber seal on a Kayak’s drainage system.
Video recording: Omar Torresola Video Editing: Alberto Rigau Acting: Johann Sasso, Alberto Rigau Technical Assistance: Donald Sasso, Cedric Sasso Music: La Secta All-Star
