Where in the World?

Special Bulletin		Some Spanish arseholes stole our day-pack which had in it email addresses for people we have met on our journey. If you only gave us your address out of politeness, then hurray you're off the hook. However if you do want to keep in touch then you'll have to do it first, by sending an email to [email protected] or [email protected]. Mumu and Kath, we have yours so don't worry.
Country		Spain
City		Salamanca
Date		8th August 2004
Doing		learning to surf. 2 for 1 drinks. looking for frogs.
Health		Hungover, damn you Spain!
Drinking		Free-pour screwdrivers and sangria
Eating		jamon y qeuso (thats ham and cheese). Everyday. For breakfast, lunch and dinner. And avoiding sardines
Tan		Pretty gnarly after our Surf safari.
Money		Ahh the Euro. How many times have people said to us �such and such a country used to be cheap, but since the Euro...�?
Locals		In Morocco they spoke every language under the sun. In Portugal they spoke a little english. In Spain they speak no English and are pretty uppity about you not speaking Spanish.
UPDATED - Where to Next?		Itinerary
Latest Message		The camel trek in the Sahara Desert at Sunset was fantastic, as was sleeping under the stars. After the trek we travelled for 2 days straight, from the Sahara to Seville. Thank god (or Allah or whatever) for train Couchettes. Seville was damn hot and really quiet. We managed to arrive on the only weekend they didn�t have a bullfight on. So have yet to see one. In Lagos we enjoyed the cheap campsite and the beaches so much we decided to go surfing. Jimmy, our Aussie instructor gave us the 10 minute warm-up, and the 2 minute lesson before we were thrown in the water for 4 hours. We both managed to stand up a couple of times. The next day brought aches and pains of biblical proportions. In Lisbon we were accosted by many many drug peddlars offering hashish. Even in plain view of policemen.
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