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Hotel Acceptable, Seville.
Today is my Sister’s birthday. She is in New Zealand, and called me on the ‘bus while we were travelling to Seville from Granada-ish.
Rising in Grenada-ish at 07.45…
Lobby call 08.50 & onto the ‘bus...
Service stop along the way I...
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… surrounded by construction sites I…
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It seems Spain is a series of construction sites I…
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From the motorway, a church tower becomes visible, in the centre of an old town. Then, around it, perhaps 2-3 miles of new-build & newer-build continuing to spread into the surrounding former-countryside.
But Biff is a happy boy…
Into the outskirts of Seville I…
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… with more construction sites.
The hotel…
The Old Town is over the river I…
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… “within walking distance”…
The promised hotel wifi doesn’t quite extend to all of the rooms. Actually, almost none of ours. So, I’m in the bar area, e-flurrying.
14.10 Hooray! The smokers in the bar have gone! The barmaid was enjoying loud cartoons on the bar tv, which I have asked her to turn down. Conventionally, hotel services are in place to support the preferences of hotel staff. Where this negatively intrudes upon my hotel-experiencing, I act on the assumption that the hotel is there to support the preferences of its paying guests.
Lobby call 16.40.
00.12 Onto the bus…
… and off to the gig I…
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VI… Teatro Central
Dressing Room of the Rock God…
Catering I…
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The auditorium I…
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Sound check I…
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Good performance to an audience including, reportedly, 150 music students. The LCG were particularly good & Hernan was hot.
A flash at the end.
Report on yesterday: the performance was part of a contemporary music series, so probably too rocky for some of the older audients. Hernan feels that Calliope, at the merchandising stand, made a connection to the audience that may have eluded us during the performance itself.
Returning to the hotel…
… some of the Team had difficulty directing the elevator to the desired floor…
"When we have nothing to say, it is very hard to say nothing.
When we have nothing to do, it is very hard to do nothing."
