Friday 17 March 2017 Sixth day in Málaga: On our last day, we made sightseeing in a different way. We were separated in groups out of four. Our leaders were Spanish students but we shouldn´t follow them they gave us hints like “The oldest market of Malaga” and we should ask the people of Málaga to find that place. When we found the place, we had little challenges to do and when we succeeded we got information about the building and the next hint. Like this we were visiting the city. I think it was a good idea and I never would have had this idea. When we were finished, we could do what we wanted to in our German group. So we went shopping in the market. We bought olives, cactus fruits, strawberries pepperonis, bread, ham and a mango in order to have a nice pick nick at the beach. It was warm so we could stay next to the big waves and we got wet but that was our target we had swimming clothes with us. After that nice part of the day we went to the Cultural Centre for a late lunch at 15:15. After the lunch there was a Flamenco performance of two women. Afterwards we got certificates for taking part in this part of the project. Then a few students from Spain for example Pedro and also teachers like Mrs. Albers-Kuntz had a short but moving speech. A few people cried and I think that shows more than anything else that everyone was sad because the journey ended here. I think everyone loved that experience and I would love to do that experience again. We had dinner pretty late this day. We went to a Tapas restaurant but not to El Pimpi like on the first day because it was full. The Tapas were yummy as well so it was not bad that we couldn’t eat in El Pimpi. Now the journey was over and if anyone would ask me if I would do this again I would immediately say yes. Thanks for that!
Friday 17 March 2017 Sixth day in Málaga: On our last day, we made sightseeing in a different way. We were separated in groups out of four. Our leaders were Spanish students but we shouldn´t follow them they gave us hints like “The oldest market of Malaga” and we should ask the people of Málaga to find that place. When we found the place, we had little challenges to do and when we succeeded we got information about the building and the next hint. Like this we were visiting the city. I think it was a good idea and I never would have had this idea. When we were finished, we could do what we wanted to in our German group. So we went shopping in the market. We bought olives, cactus fruits, strawberries pepperonis, bread, ham and a mango in order to have a nice pick nick at the beach. It was warm so we could stay next to the big waves and we got wet but that was our target we had swimming clothes with us. After that nice part of the day we went to the Cultural Centre for a late lunch at 15:15. After the lunch there was a Flamenco performance of two women. Afterwards we got certificates for taking part in this part of the project. Then a few students from Spain for example Pedro and also teachers like Mrs. Albers-Kuntz had a short but moving speech. A few people cried and I think that shows more than anything else that everyone was sad because the journey ended here. I think everyone loved that experience and I would love to do that experience again. We had dinner pretty late this day. We went to a Tapas restaurant but not to El Pimpi like on the first day because it was full. The Tapas were yummy as well so it was not bad that we couldn’t eat in El Pimpi. Now the journey was over and if anyone would ask me if I would do this again I would immediately say yes. Thanks for that!
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