Travel Tips for Spain
We had a blast on our last tour, but traveling with a large group can be challenging. Here are some tips that may help you out while in Spain. Driving through streets that were designed for pedestrians, or horses at best, can be intense. On a few streets we had to fold the sideview mirrors so they wouldn't scrape the ...
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Rural Spain
Come see Spain not only for it's rich history, but its beautiful landscape as well. From Extremadura, where the best Spanish cured ham is cultivated, to the beautiful beaches lining northern Spain where drinking sidra and dining on world-class pintxos will fill your dreams for years to ...
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Deaf Blind Traveler Visits 130 Countries…and Counting
Tony Giles is from Britain and likes to party and travel. So much that he's visited 130 countries (out of the 193 on the planet) and counting. One of the things he's loved from his travels is having a beer in a paper bag walking down Bourbon street in New Orleans. He has even enjoyed playing darts in a Bangkok market and ...
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El Prado in ASL for Deaf Travelers
[embed]https://youtu.be/Y9EYtOvoXEM[/embed] Brief descripton in ASL of El Prado in Madrid,
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Brief History in ASL of Plaza de Cibeles
[embed]https://youtu.be/8jmt9Jufw7U[/embed] A brief history of Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid,
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History in ASL of the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid, Spain
[embed]https://youtu.be/g7W0hfRTMRQ[/embed] A brief history in ASL of the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid,
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Photography
Not only will you have a guide fluent in ASL, but an experienced photographer as well. You'll have access to professional quality prints of you and your group during the trip. Once your trip is coming to an end, we'll play a slideshow of all the pictures taken and the digital copies will be available should you want ...
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