Barcelona - Tourist haven and party central at youth hostel Kabul. After wasting enough time searching for overly priced hotels in other locations, Dan and I made the wise choice to stay at Kabul. Lonely planet states 'do not stay here if you want to sleep' perfect, lets go there! After meeting our fellow Aussie dorm mates, we grabbed a bottle of bourbon and hit the booze. We spent most of the evening trying to win games of billiards and meeting loads of cool fol...

Valencia - I didn't get any photos of Valencia, but this picture (nowhere near Valencia) looks nice anyway. We only had a short stay in Valencia, just enough time to eat, sit at a cafe sidewalk for 5 hours and then to sleep. Spain can be strange. They have this marvellous concept known as the 'siesta', where everything shuts down for 3 hours in the middle of the day and people rest, relax and enjoy a long lunch with friends. Then in the evening, it is dead, un...

Alacante - Bring on the sunshine and good times. Now this place had it all going on. As soon as we had accomadation sorted out it was off to the shop to get beer. Immeadiately, the friendliness of the locals was apparent and the smiles were welcoming. We had dinner at a nice little Spanish Reataurant (how strange), our waiter was a very old man who would not stop smiling and couldn't help but bring litre jugs of beer out to Dan and myself anytime that we looked c...

Toledo provided us with the most adventorous of car driving experiences. Having figured that one of the girls should no longer drive after hitting two gutters and narrowly missing a moving car, a pedestrian and a parked car all within 300m, I hit the wheel yet again and strapped my passengers in for what was known as the 'Toledo Tour'. Unfortunately this tour only lasted 30 mins. We finally figured out that when you need to push your mirrors in to get through the...

After a morning bus tour of Madrid, we took a drive out to Segovia. This is an ancient little place that was conquered by the Romans in 80 BC. It is surrounded by this massive wall that you can see in the photo. It comprises of a multitude of these little streets that the locals somehow manage to squeeze their vehicles down. We spent the afternoon and evening strolling around and getting lost in this maze. If you have a squiz at the piccys for Spain you will see ...