The clock in Manchester

This clock was pictured from the Urbis Museum in Manchester.

A friendly teacher of German with a Spanish name

The woman in the picture is my friend Irene Kitchen. She has been a support and I felt I had a sister there.

Church at Ilkley

Three friends in the street of Ilkley

I was taking a photo of the 3 fellows over there. A woman in a blue jersey walking towards Mr. Kay and Axel. We were about to buy some books in a bookshop very near. By the way, I bought THE ROAD by Cormac McCarthy.

At the café in Ilkley, West Yorkshire, just making friends

Now, do not tell anyone that the English people are cold and reserved. As Miss Claire, Axel and I were having sweets and tea an English couple kindly started a conversation with us from table to table. The editor of this photoblog-Eugenio or EFFE-loved to have a picture of them and myself.

I hope some day they see this picture of ourselves there.

"En un lugar de la Mancha"... Oops, sorry, Somewhere in La Manga(Murcia)...

In a village next to La Manga del Mar Menor, we had a meeting (or a party) and laughed and talked and had great fun all together.

(Picture sent by Pablo García, at a friend´s house, one colleague of ours´s house next to the beach)

Thanks to all the students who sent pictures to make this photoblog: María Pellicer, Cristina Gómez, Isabel Fructuoso, Pablo García, Cristina Serrano and Rafael Navarro.

Interesting links of our International Exchanges some years ago

Our school started doing International Exchanges some years ago with the same school in the United Kingdom. There are the first 2 links if you fancy having a look at them

http://ieif30m4ceimages.blogspot.com/ in Halifax and other places in England

http://ieif30m4ceiberia.blogspot.com/ in Murcia and some other places in Spain

Leeds, the bowling alley

After a bowling session, there we are. Above, Eugenio and Rafael. Below, almost the whole group of Spanish boys and girls

In the most famous place in Halifax, the Piece Hall

Rafael trying the mystery door in London

Rafael was lucky and travelled to London with his partner´s family. He tried to cross the wall and come across Harry Potter

We were having a break or we were about to come back to Murcia

Outside the school

Isabel sent this picture of some Spanish and English students

All together having a party

The School in Halifax

Cristina Gómez sent this picture of The Crossley Heath School.

The English pack in York, crossing the bridge

The picture on the left was sent by Marta Egea.
The group of five are in Leeds. There are, from left to right: David, Ana, María, Rocío and Marta.

At the railway station in Halifax

Going on another trip by train. There on the right you can see the English teacher Mrs.Claire Kay

Two friends of our school in the streets of medieval York

Isabel and Margarita go shopping in York.

This is really the true oldest pub in England

After two failed shots, we got this photograph at last, in front of the oldest pub in the whole country. Well, that´s what the people in Manchester say, however according to some teachers at the Crossley Heath School, as a friend of the editor´s who teaches German points out.

By the way, last year´s photoblog of the International Exchange might be found here:

http://wonderingways.blogspot.com/2007_04_01_archive.html

The photograph above was published in LAVERDAD, our newspaper in Murcia.

Lauren and Rafael in the Urbis Museum

(Photograph sent to the editor by Rafael Navarro)

All the group in the hall of the Museum

(María Pellicer sent this photo to the editor of the blog)

Big Size objects inside the Museum

There were lots of Giant things and objects inside the famous museum. (Picture taken by E. F. Effe)

Urbis Museum, Manchester

Isabel, María and Margarita inside the Urbis Museum in Manchester

Manchester cathedral

The English students from The Crossley Heath School and the Spanish ones from Centro de Estudios CEI after having visited the Urbis Museum asked a young couple to take a picture of the whole group at Manchester cathedral.

York, all the group in the street

In April we were walking once more in the streets of York.

(Picture by María Pellicer)