Rosalía, my host in Coruña, picked me up at the bus stop and took me to her home. The city, as to me, also was not very pretty but with beautiful spots - as Gijon. Concerning Gijon I want to add one thing I forgot to mention yesterday; something about girls: I haven't seen in any other place women and even young girls wearing hot pants which were so short that you could see already half the ass - and there were many wearing this. Not that this disturbs me, its more the contrary, I just found it amazing and worth to mention. So back to Coruña, we spent the evening talking about philosophy (that's what she studies) and Waldorf pedagogy and went to bed late. In consequence, we got up late the next morning, had breakfast in the city and went to see some beaches, but instead of swimming we walked to Torre de Hercules and to a Celtic stone circle. Then we went to a beach to go swimming but not for long since her parents invited us for lunch at 2:30pm. Later she went to a beauty salon and I took a walk in the older part of the city. In the evening we met her Friend Tania, who studied germanistics and two other friends to go to a concert near the beach. But in fact, Rosalía and I weren't in good mood for this loud and crowdy rock concert so we left having a drink and went back home around midnight to continue talking about philosophy and Camphill movement she was quite interested in. Again we went to bed late. The next morning I wanted to leave quite early to go to Porto passing Santiago.
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