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Champagne Showers

Champagne Showers

July 7, 2014
by Elsie Stone
Yarns

I love red wine. I love the taste of it and the smell of it. I like how it makes me feel fancy as fuck,…

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Madrid: Mercado de San Antón Rooftop bar

Madrid: Mercado de San Antón Rooftop bar

June 17, 2014
by Grace Burns
Madrid Do

Get There: 3rd floor, Calle de Augusto Figueroa, 24, 28004. The closest metro is Chueca. Price: €3-5 beers San Anton’s rooftop bar on top of…

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Bangin' in Barcelona

Bangin’ in Barcelona

May 4, 2014
by Georgia Hick
Spain Yarns, Yarns

His name was Jack and he was from Sydney: two facts that I only actually found out after a brief conversation with him the following…

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Barcelona: La Fira Salsa Club

Barcelona: La Fira Salsa Club

April 24, 2014
by Grace Burns
Barcelona Do

Get There: Carrer de Provença 171, 08036 Barcelona, Spain by taxi or metro. Cost: 5€ with a drink ticket (beer or basic) This salsa joint goes…

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I Got Kidnapped by a Frenchman

I Got Kidnapped by a Frenchman

April 13, 2014
by Cole Kelly
Yarns

Like most Sundays, I wake tasting stale whiskey and drooling on myself, naked. I wake up cotton-mouthed in an unfamiliar place, scanning the room for…

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Two Dicks in Barcelona

Two Dicks in Barcelona

March 25, 2014
by Gemma Clarke
Spain Yarns, Yarns

It was my last afternoon in Barcelona, and I was having an absolute mare. Photographic evidence had just surfaced of me making out with a…

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Buñol: La Tomatina

Buñol: La Tomatina

February 3, 2014
by Nicki Wylie
Bucket List, Buñol Do, Italy Tips

Fancy going to the world’s biggest food fight?  Do you love Sangria and siestas and olives? Have you ever wished you could have been a…

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I Got Picked Up and Pickpocketed in Madrid

I Got Picked Up and Pickpocketed in Madrid

November 12, 2013
by Quinten Dol
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It started in Parque del Buen Retiro, one of Madrid’s biggest parks, as I rested on a bench overlooking the stately monument to King Alfonso…

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