Day 2 Castles, Bovine armies and trick photography

I was lucky enough to be woken up this morning by the Spanish National clog dancing display team who it seems had been practicing all night in the room above me.

Sam Wray explains what happened in our last episode.



There was no school today for the students so instead we decided to wear the students out by taking them to the top of a big hill in Malaga and making them walk down it, as fortune would have it some chaps had built a big castle there so we decided to have a look around.

Everyone loves a bit of culture, but everyone loves a cornetto just a little bit more, so first port of call was the ice cream shop for a lolly and as many bon bons as we could fit into our grobby little mits.



Here some students explain what we are going to do (Im glad that someone knew!)






There is no better way to enjoy an ancient castle than by combining it with a bit of Reynolds trick photography.(the models only got paid once!)

Im not sure who the dark stranger in this picture is but he´s clearly a bit of a looker.

Remember keep your requests coming in if you want to hear from a particular student!

After a good look around the castle we headed down into Malaga town, where the panda pops are free and the sherbert dib dabs are on tap.

Here is a lovely view of Malaga and if you look to the left you can see the bull ring.

We stopped off next to one of Malaga´s unique landmarks on the way. Here some of NK´s cultured students explain exactly what it is.



Don´t you hate it when your minding your own buisness and a hurd of cow sculptures creep up on you.

Phew they are freindly!

Here a student misunderstands what we mean´t by a knight on the town.

The legendary potted plant tree of old Malaga town is rediscovered.

Ok Ive had several requests, that i shall try and put on my next post

see you all soon.

Mr Reynolds