So. You got me. As I'm reading this post I was looking for the 'my first time disclaimer'. By the time I got to it I had convinced myself that it was my imagination that you'd never been outside Romania.
Congratulations to you! That is a big deal (and you wrote a post that is equal to the deal) that you have started your world travels!
Thanks for a wonderful post. That's some pretty spectacular boots there!
BE AWARE WORLD: Gabriela is free in the world. Let no place be free from her curiosity and awareness!
I had some attempts but I knew this is not something that is going to happen again soon so I'll better try my best and see as many places as I can in these 2 days spent in Barcelona. And I'm pretty satisfied with the results as I've got to see some great places that will make my future posts on steemit. There are coming up videos as well, so I can't be more thankful. :D
Thanks! It's really a big step for me travelling abroad and I can't wait for the next opportunity. Also thanks for the kind and beautiful words as always, they are very encouraging! :)
Oh and that's the best warning I've ever seen lol, I literally love it!!! ❤️
P.S.: tomorrow we are going in this year summer road trip which is a two weeks Romania tour, so until the next expedition abroad my country, I will still discover and promote every single corner of this part of the world :)
Wow! What a terrific post.
Amazing how long it takes to complete this wonder.
So sad that "God's architect" Antonio Gaudi had to die such a violent and neglected death. One thinks of The Christ's sufferings on the Cross.
This is really a fabulous creation and I like his humbleness in not trying to create something bigger than God can by keeping the Christ tower one meter shorter than the hill.
I wonder if any of the @curie curators have seen this post?
It definitely deserves a much higher income.
Indeed, that's a very bad and violent death. And it's way sadder we are talking about a man with fear of God and who loved so much religion and history..
I'm glad you read it to the end and that you've been so focused on the small and precious details :)
From what I see curie upvoted my post with 1% which is a few cents, lol. I've been on steemit for almost 2 years and got only 3 bigger upvotes from them during this time so when it happens is a real miracle for me, haha. But thank you for your appreciation, it means a lot! :D
Visiting Barcelona is a must in everyone's life for sure :D
The church is very colorful indeed, you will get some pains on the neck since all the walls will steal your sight, lol
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Awesome Gabriela! The Basilica is a grand building indeed and I visited there a couple of years ago for a business trip. When you go inside, it's just breathtaking really! Did you go to the mountains nearby for a panoramic view of the city? There's also the big main street which has a tram going through it and loads of shops but I can't remember what it was called. We walked along it.
So happy you have explored more of the world and you'll get the bug now 😀
Indeed, it really feels like you are stepping in a completely new world once you enter the basilica. :D
You mean the Montserrat mountains? Unfortunately no..we would spend a few hours on the train for that and that means less places visited. Hopefully I will visit Barcelona again and see both Montserrat but also the canyon which is next to the city and very little people know about it's existence :)
And about that street with lots of shops..it is called Las Ramblas? If so, we've been there :D
So. You got me. As I'm reading this post I was looking for the 'my first time disclaimer'. By the time I got to it I had convinced myself that it was my imagination that you'd never been outside Romania.
Congratulations to you! That is a big deal (and you wrote a post that is equal to the deal) that you have started your world travels!
Thanks for a wonderful post. That's some pretty spectacular boots there!
BE AWARE WORLD: Gabriela is free in the world. Let no place be free from her curiosity and awareness!
I had some attempts but I knew this is not something that is going to happen again soon so I'll better try my best and see as many places as I can in these 2 days spent in Barcelona. And I'm pretty satisfied with the results as I've got to see some great places that will make my future posts on steemit. There are coming up videos as well, so I can't be more thankful. :D
Thanks! It's really a big step for me travelling abroad and I can't wait for the next opportunity. Also thanks for the kind and beautiful words as always, they are very encouraging! :)
Oh and that's the best warning I've ever seen lol, I literally love it!!! ❤️
P.S.: tomorrow we are going in this year summer road trip which is a two weeks Romania tour, so until the next expedition abroad my country, I will still discover and promote every single corner of this part of the world :)
Wow! What a terrific post.
Amazing how long it takes to complete this wonder.
So sad that "God's architect" Antonio Gaudi had to die such a violent and neglected death. One thinks of The Christ's sufferings on the Cross.
This is really a fabulous creation and I like his humbleness in not trying to create something bigger than God can by keeping the Christ tower one meter shorter than the hill.
I wonder if any of the @curie curators have seen this post?
It definitely deserves a much higher income.
Great work with this post my friend.
Blessings!
Indeed, that's a very bad and violent death. And it's way sadder we are talking about a man with fear of God and who loved so much religion and history..
I'm glad you read it to the end and that you've been so focused on the small and precious details :)
From what I see curie upvoted my post with 1% which is a few cents, lol. I've been on steemit for almost 2 years and got only 3 bigger upvotes from them during this time so when it happens is a real miracle for me, haha. But thank you for your appreciation, it means a lot! :D
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Never been to Barcelona, but it's definitely on my to-do list! I love how the church looks from the inside, so many colours, didn't expect that.
Great article!
Visiting Barcelona is a must in everyone's life for sure :D
The church is very colorful indeed, you will get some pains on the neck since all the walls will steal your sight, lol
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I am addicted in photographing churches and visiting Sagrada Familia is my ultimate dream. It's so gorgeous and your photos as very beautiful.
Thank you so much!
What an interesting post you showed us so much of this beautiful place
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Awesome Gabriela! The Basilica is a grand building indeed and I visited there a couple of years ago for a business trip. When you go inside, it's just breathtaking really! Did you go to the mountains nearby for a panoramic view of the city? There's also the big main street which has a tram going through it and loads of shops but I can't remember what it was called. We walked along it.
So happy you have explored more of the world and you'll get the bug now 😀
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Indeed, it really feels like you are stepping in a completely new world once you enter the basilica. :D
You mean the Montserrat mountains? Unfortunately no..we would spend a few hours on the train for that and that means less places visited. Hopefully I will visit Barcelona again and see both Montserrat but also the canyon which is next to the city and very little people know about it's existence :)
And about that street with lots of shops..it is called Las Ramblas? If so, we've been there :D