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November 2008
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Surfing
From the archive: Back in 2008 we spoke to Barcelona's surfing community before they lost their waves
Aug 6, 2010 by Jonathan Bennett in THE ARCHIVE
The bells of Barcelona
While other forms of marking time’s passage are now more common, the ringing of bells still has something to tell us
Nov 1, 2008 by Cassie O'Shea in LIVING
Illustration by Fay Shelton
Fifteen minutes of fame
It's not just the locals that can enjoy small-screen fame in Barcelona, foreigners can too
Nov 1, 2008 by Natasha Young in THE ARCHIVE
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It happened to me—Richard Schweid
This personal account describes a harrowing incident in the metro
Nov 1, 2008 by Richard Schweid in LIVING (1 Comments)
Photo by Lluis Ribera, courtesy Turisme Garrotxa
Regions of Catalunya: Garrotxa
This comarca is blessed with an extensive beauty and a bountiful history
Nov 1, 2008 by Katie Addleman in VISITING
Photo courtesy Adrian Cox
Linking up: golf in Catalunya
The Sant Jordi Golf Society unites Catalan locals and foreign residents through love of a common sport
Nov 1, 2008 by Lucy Ribchester in LIVING
Photo by Patricia Esteve
Water works
Catalunya’s mineral water holds its own against the exotic, pricier alternatives.
Nov 1, 2008 by Kirsten Foster in EATING AND DRINKING (1 Comments)
Pigeons: pests or pets?
Loved and loathed in almost equal measure, pigeons are a common fauna in Barcelona
Nov 1, 2008 by Galen Maloney in LIVING (1 Comments)
Photo by Jordi Casañas
Hanging on the hillside
The Barcelona neighbourhood of Cal Notari is scheduled to be demolished, but just when is uncertain
Nov 1, 2008 by Oliver Sutton in LIVING