Seville

Yesterday, I took a day off. And not only I. Sarah-Lena, Zeinab and I went to Seville, after working nearly every day for the last week.



We left in the morning around 10, after I had an "early morning" look at MoLa. Seville is around 100 kilometers east of Huelva, a little bit more distant to the ocean.

It took us around one and a half hour to get there. Although the forecast for that day was predicting clouds and rain, when we arrived in Seville the sky was blue and the sun was shining.


While the girls went shopping, I seated myself in a nice Coffee, had a croissant and a cappuccino as a breakfast and wrote some postcards.

Later on, we went to the Cathedral of Seville and visited the Palace de Alcázar, the Torro del Oro and the Plaza de España.


After so much sightseeing and before going home, we decided to go shopping in a Carrefour, a big supermarket. Actually, one of us didn't join the sightseeing and an extensive shopping all day. ;-)

But before we could enter the Carrefour, it took us something like 30 minutes to find a parking lot. It seemed, as if nearly everyone living in Seville was heading for the supermarket. But finally, with a lot of luck, we managed and bought lots of stuff to eat and drink before heading "home" to Huelva and the site again.

Since I will leave Spain tomorrow and fly back to good old (and cold) Germany, I have handed over the reponsibility for this blog to Sarah-Lena, who will hopefully continue to tell you what's going on at the site and how MoLas first trip will finish!!!