#Avinguda

[tomirovira]

LA ROTONDA / TORRE ANDREU

[ernestdescalsartwok]

TORÀ-PINTURA-ART-AGROPECUARIA-ARTESA-DE SEGRE-INDUSTRIA-PAISATGES-CARRETERA-SOLSONA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS por Ernest Descals Por Flickr: TORÀ-PINTURA-ART-AGROPECUARIA-ARTESA-DE SEGRE-INDUSTRIA-PAISATGES-CARRETERA-SOLSONA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS- La luz de la tarde tiñe el paisaje urbano con una preciosa luz dorada, paisajes del pueblo de TORÁ en la comarca del Solsonès, Lleida, Catalunya, la esquina que se abre hacia la carretera de Solsona nos permite disfrutar de las fachadas iluminadas y con contraste solar de la Agropecuaria de Artesa de Segre, puertas y ventanas que se coronan con los silos de cereales y pienso, automóviles y personas incorporan la sensación de vida y movimiento, todo ello bajo un cielo cargado de tonos azules en todos sus matices en los días del primer verano. Pintura con iluminación, colores y profundidad del artista pintor Ernest Descals sobre papel de 50 x 70 centímetros. Pintar los pueblos y sus características paisajistas y industriales en las cercanías de Calaf y Manresa. De nuevo pintando temas y lugares inéditos que no se habían pintado como se merecen a la mirada artística y documentalista.

[suggsnkisses]

Realistic spurs fans are going to be happy about this…but I watch basketball with my heart and not an ounce of brain so this is so upsetting to me 😭

[thisispaper]

Avinguda Diagonal by Mesura https://thisispaper.com/mag/avinguda-diagonal-mesura

[useless-catalanfacts]

Was curious if you have any interesting information on L’Hospitalet de Llobregat?

I moved about a year ago, and I am about to sign up for my first Catalan class with the CNL soon. Since I do not speak Catalan yet and have limited Spanish, a lot of information I come across for my new home is not accessible to me.

Thank you in advance, and for you write on here in general. It is a great resource.

Thank you! And best wishes for the course with CNL, I hope you enjoy it!

L'Hospitalet de Llobregat is the 2nd most populated city in Catalonia and has the most densely-populated neighbourhood in all of Europe (Torrassa and Collblanc neighbourhoods). I'll shorten it to L'H from now on.

There's archaeological evidence of population in what nowadays in L'H since the Paleolithic (hunter-gatherer communities in the Prehistory), Ancient Iberian (the indigenous people who lived here before the Roman invasion), and the Roman era.

Ancient Roman head of Medusa known as "Medusa de Provençana", found in an excavation next to the Santa Eulàlia de Provençana church in L'H. Nowadays it's exhibited in the Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya, Barcelona.

The origin of the city as we know it now dates back to the Middle Ages. It originated as two entities: the older Provençana (which we have written records of since around the year 900, and was found around Sta Eulàlia de Provençana) and the later Hospital de la Torre Blanca ("Hospital of the White Tower", from around the year 1100, what is now barri del Centre). The second one was a hospital not in our modern sense of a place to take care of the ill, it was a house for helping poor and homeless people, probably founded by the Knights Hospitaller. It grew in population and ended up becoming more important than Provençana, and eventually the name that designated the whole area was changed from Provençana to L'Hospitalet (meaning "The Little Hospital" in Catalan).

But throughout all of these centuries, L'H was a very rural town with a small population (as an example, it had about 900 inhabitants in the year 1815). The population grew when an irrigation canal was built that allowed the fields to be way more productive, reaching 5,000 inhabitants around the year 1900. But the population boom came in the 1960s and 1970s, during the Francoist dictatorship, when many immigrants from different rural parts of Spain moved to the big cities to work in the industry. That's when the areas around Barcelona were quickly built up in these massive apartment blocks to make the "bedroom cities" from where the newly-arrived workers commuted to work every day. The population boom was so huge that it explains why L'H is the 2nd biggest city in Catalonia and so densely populated.

Carrer de la Florida in 1956 vs 2024. (L'H city archive / Google Maps).

Carrer de la Renclusa, 84, in 1955 vs 2024. (L'H city archive / Google Maps).

Carrer de la Mina, 19, in 1956 vs 2024. (L'H city archive / Google Maps).

Avinguda del Torrent, 78, in 1956 vs 2024. (L'H city archive / Google Maps).

These "bedroom cities" had been built so quickly, that they didn't have any services. The inhabitants had to fight for all the services they have, which created a strong sense of pride that still continues nowadays.

As another note, one of the most famous maquis (anti-Francoism guerrilla fighters) was from L'H: Quico Sabaté. You can read about him on Wikipedia here. Another famous person from L'H is Ferran Adrià, one of the most famous chefs in the whole world.

I hope this was interesting, and I hope you can make the most of the Catalan classes, it will surely help you understand the country more and get better perspectives for a job.

[theuselesshistoryweeb]

being able to walk the same steps Julian Carax and Daniel Sempere did is actually the most religious experience I’ve been through

making a pilgrimage and going to sob hysterically in front of 32 Avinguda Tibidabo

[stillunusual]

Free Palestine mural on Avinguda del Paral·lel, Barcelona

[chantssecrets]

Photography by Daniel Riera

Plaça de Jean Genet is a small, triangle-shaped square in Barcelona. It's located in the southern side of El Raval, by the port and Avinguda de les Drassanes and the Catalan Gothic buildings of the Royal Shipyard, in the district of Ciutat Vella. It is named after French author Jean Genet who resided in the city for a time and whose novel The Thief's Journal takes place in the poverty-stricken alleys of Raval. Essayist Lluís Permanyer proposed the name in 1997.

[bbglewis]

....can we have some sewis fic recs please

OF COURSE YOU MAY

i'm the flower, you're the bee by lostinsea

Explicit, 14,550 words

lewis has an 8th world championship to win. seb has a life to lead.

The Cloud That Settles by antimonyandthyme

Explicit, 5,550 words

The frankly bizarre situation: Sebastian Vettel buys an apartment in Monaco. When word gets out, every single one of them living in Monaco is instantaneously delighted because: 1.Even in retirement, Sebastian retains mythical status in the sport as the one guy with such an inherent dislike of The System that he still doesn’t have Instagram (but has somehow fallen to the charms of Monaco?), 2. Lewis hasn’t met a single driver that Sebastian doesn’t get along with, even Mark, who did a one-eighty after 2013 and remains besotted even now, 3. F1 drivers think they’re good at decorating.

and then such happiness by penelopes

Explicit, 10,131 words

"You look so beautiful,” Sebastian says quietly, but with conviction. It’s Lewis’s turn to look down, cheeks going red. He’s warm all over. There are well over a hundred people in attendance, but it feels like it’s just him, Sebastian, and Roscoe who’s sitting unbothered at their feet. Nothing else matters but this—this moment together, teary-eyed and so full of love they can barely speak.

in the lonely hour by avinguda

Explicit, 17,487 words

And Lewis finally gets it—can't not get it, when just two years ago he'd been in the exact same place; being handed a second-placed trophy that weighed as heavily as it had been worth nothing at all, replaying all the mistakes he'd made throughout the season in his head, over and over and over, thinking about where he could've been faster, where he could've been smarter, where he could've been better; thinking about who he'd lost it to, about how losing it stacked up against all the other things he'd already let slip from out of his grasp. (or: Lewis wins the Championship; Sebastian doesn't. They both gain more than they ever bargained for.)

you got a face with a view by blinkiesays 

Teen And Up Audiences, 5,751 words

2015 January, London Lewis assumes he's the only person in the world who finds out about Mercedes signing Sebastian Vettel via a text message from Susie Wolff. Fuck, he thinks.

(link for the dividers i used!)

[jupiterovprsten]

Avinguda Meridiana

Avenue

[gjhoe]

Restaurant Übeck  @ubeck.menjars Avinguda d'es Torrent, 23, 07500 Manacor, Illes Balears. Tel: 871 53 83 37 info.ubeck@gmail.com Un restaurante de @javierhoebeeck . . . #food #foodart #foodblog #cuisine #gastronomy #gastronomia #gourmet #cook #cooking #market #product #foodstagram #coffeelover #comida #eating #foodporn #foodielife #foodie #foods #pasta #maincourse #vegan #mallorcafood #restaurant #restaurants #foodblogger #foodstyling #gastronomy #michelinstar #michelinguide (en Manacor (Mallorca)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqaDZLTPcka/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[milawritesstuff]

Same history today with the running behind the cars and even worse than yesterday :(. I think Pedri is taking another exit now. "Canal blaugrana" on tik tok uploaded videos from today and yesterday, the one where he shows Pedro's car was really crazy I feel bad for him :(.

Also as you mentioned the people outside camp nou, I have videos on my fypage of people waiting really late at night for them to exit the stadium, one where they throw themselves on Gavi's car was really unrespecful, he was with his family. At this rate Pedri better be charging him for uber rides bc he is never going to show up driving by himself

For training the main entry is at Avinguda del Sol and that’s where the crowd seems to be forming. I’ve seen a few videos of Pedri coming out through B23 which is a back street and he’s stopped for the few people.

I know people are always commenting now that he doesn’t stop or looks mad but come on. I wouldn’t want to stop when people are throwing themselves at my car. Also it’s so awkward to just shove the camera onto them.

That one video of Gavi and his family the people were literally on top of the car. Imagine the anxiety.

I saw one today of ppl running towards Pedri’s car. He wasn’t coming out of CE he was actually going down onze de zetembre and went straight. Someone was like … I’m surprised you guys didn’t follow him home. Another person replied, don’t give them ideas 😂 but frfr

[gametriprant]

Top 5 de lugares para visitar de la ciudad donde vives (o si no quieres ser tan especifico, de tu país)

En cualquier orden:

1-Parque del Laberinto, mi parque favorito de Barcelona y no es tan conocido como otros lugares.

2-La playa de Mar Bella, es de las mejores que hay en la ciudad, aún siendo mejor irse fuera si quieres ir a la playa, pero esta está un poco más alejada y resguardada y encuentro que está mejor que el resto.Y hay un parquecito y puedes caminar por ahí.

3-Arc de Triomf, Parc de la Ciutadella, Estació de França y Mercat del Born. Es todo un conjunto pq los puedes ver uno detras de otro, y siempre me han parecido que tienen su encanto.

4-Avinguda Gaudí: Ves el Eixample, la Sagrada Familia desde fuera y el hospital de Sant Pau, si andas por ahí. No hace falta entrar en ningún sitio y tienes una vision bastante chula de la ciudad. Es un poco turístico claro, pero bueno.

5-Tibidabo y Collserola: Es un bosquecito donde puedes pasear, y desde el Tibidabo tienes muy buenas vistas de la ciudad.

[objecteiespai]

Swab Barcelona Art Fair

International Contemporary Art Fair 3-6 Oct 2024

Swab Barcelona anuncia les dates de la seva 17a edició, que tindrà lloc del 3 al 6 d'octubre al Pavelló Tèxtil de Fira Barcelona a Barcelona.

Toni Crabb Feria Swab stand V1 3-6 Octubre

Toni Crabb Fira Swab stand V1 3-6 Octubre

“Em vaig posar a observar el microcosmos. Com saben els éssers mantenir la vida? Els meus ossos, com saben créixer, les meves cèl·lules, moure's juntes? De quins éssers estic composta? Sóc un collage? Sóc una, sóc moltes, sóc allò que no sóc? En què em convertiré, qui em traurà? Veig que sense membrana cada ésser es dissol; dins de cada membrana hi ha l'aigua separada de les altres aigües i es recrea. Dissoluta és devorada i es transforma. El suau contorn del dibuix envolta, és membrana. El collage és tisora ​​i unió entre parts.

Si l'art pot ser vehicle de la bellesa de la vida i la por del que és mortífer, pot ajudar-nos a sostenir la vida?”

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HORARI DE LA FIRA:

Dijous 3 d'octubre, de 4pm a 9pm (només amb invitació)

Divendres 4 d'octubre, de 4pm a 9pm

Dissabte 5 d'octubre, de 12pm a 9pm

Diumenge 6 d'octubre, de 12pm a 8pm

ADREÇA:

Pavelló Tèxtil. Fira de Barcelona, ​​Avinguda de Rius i Taulet, 10, 08004 Barcelona

#tonicrabb@swabartfair https://swab.es/es/

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