It
was a quick decision: YES!
I want to be a part of the ecological project in Ourense.
Some paperwork, tickets for
three different means
of transport, a short night in
Madrid with 3 lovely cats in my room and here I am!
I would really love to
write that Ourense welcomed me with a pleasant weather but it won´t
be the
true. Actually, the first thing that I´ve bought here was an umbrella. A
pink one with some yellow flowers because I truly believe that buying black
and sad umbrellas should be banned. Now
it´s a necessary accessory that I always hold in my purse. Galician weather doesn´t scare me anymore!:)
First
impression? Even
a raw weather can´t detract from the city´s charm! Ourense
has a big, amazingly
beautiful old town with narrow streets and a lot of restaurants, bars
and cafes. For me it was a
perfect place to taste
typical Galician drinks and dishes, necessarily
Estrella Galicia and
empanada. And there's
still
so
much to
try
ahead
of me. Above
all, I´m waiting for Pulpo
á feira!
I was lucky enough to take part in a traditional, Galician festival. Celebrating Magosto
was real fun for me: traditional
music played by people dressed in beautiful costumes, bonfire, roasted chestnuts, local, young wine, sausages and... rain,
obviously :) Despite the weather, people were dancing and singing so the great atmosphere put me in a good mood as well.
After Magosto, everything has changed. It was sunny and rainless. Guess what? Ourense is even more beautiful with a really clear, blue sky. I especially liked the areas along the river, with plenty of colourful trees and plants. During that time I also had occasion to admire the neighbourhood of the city and I´m truly in love with the mountains and forests. Thanks to camera traps that we´ve left there I was able to see that it´s a place of wildlife as well.
It started to rain again but I´m still super happy to be here,
Karolina
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