It happens every day, in every moment, in every place, if we stop to think we have in the wrists and ankles threads that join us to some wooden sticks, handled by puppeteers at your convenience.
There are many types of puppeteers and we can say that in a certain way we were victims of some.
My boyfriend and I gave their parents a nice cheap hotel in Granada, they were a bit overwhelmed and we decided to adjust our pants a bit and give them that surprise.
When the day of the trip finally arrived, it seemed that we were going abroad, because we had luggage for at least a month, only the snowsuit occupied the entire trunk.
Once we settled in the Hotel Abades Granada, we prepared everything to set off another 45 minute trip from Granada to Sierra Nevada. It was a great day, sunny and there was enough snow to enjoy it.
Photo taken with my mobile in an exhibition sled in Sierra Nevada.
We almost reached the entrance to the town and we ran into a line of cars that did not allow us to move forward, as the only paid parking was complete, so we had to follow the road up to find a parking lot, so we parked about 3 kilometers, in bad ways, in the middle of many cars and almost sunk in the snow.
We walked to the village with everything loaded and was full of people, which we understand, because the day was for that, we decided to find a place to eat and sit for a while.
Photo taken with my mobile playing in Sierra Nevada.
Other years that we have gone to Sierra Nevada, there was a site with fences with incredible views, where we could throw ourselves from above sliding with shovels or sledges.
This year they wanted to sell us a shovel for eight euros, very expensive! which broke quickly, but I managed to buy it for five euros, UFF !!, to top it off we went to that place and it was closed with a forbidden fence, a pay trail for renting wheels and sledges had been put next to it, too fenced for everyone who does not pay ...
We asked to see where we could throw ourselves in the snow for free and they only showed us a super dangerous place, a place where there were people slipping, it was very tall, steep, with trees in the middle, and when you came down sliding you stamped against a fence and behind from the fence, a ravine. There were people who even climbed damaged.
Photo taken with my mobile to the dangerous snow mountain.
We saw that and we were not convinced, I did not want to break any bones, apparently there does not care about anyone's safety consenting to that, so we decided to find another place where we can have fun. We arrived at a place that was good, but there was no cost to throw ourselves in, and right next to it another fenced area of payment with wheels and sledges.
In the end we enjoyed everything we could, we had a good time, nobody was going to break that beautiful day in the snow, but we felt cheated, they did not let us enter anywhere, when there were free sites before and you could pull many slides that the snow itself formed.
Photo taken by me to the ski slopes.
And although they already made money with the hotel, hotels and shops that have there, in addition to attractions that have mounted for anyone who wants to pay, we got to enjoy without spending a money that we do not have.
Foto tomada por mí a las telecabinas de Sierra Nevada.
Photo taken by me in the town of Sierra Nevada.
Photo taken with my mobile in an exhibition booth.
Every day and in each moment they close public areas to open private and paid areas, they take us for sheep to get the wool, bone the money, and if they can not get it out they take away the opportunity to enjoy it.
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