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Tomatina is coming up guys, anyone going? It would be nice to meet up with a few people there. Does anyone know anyone who has been able to get a good vantage point, safely away from the tomatoes? I need to take pictures but sadly the Buñol Ayuntamiento is pretty rubbish in getting back to me on press access. By the way, if you are thinking of going but haven't started looking at how to get there, I've put some advice on getting to the Pamplona Bull Run on my site: http://gospain.about.com/od/spanishfestivals/qt/tomatinatravel.htm
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Hello Damian Thank you for the information about the Tomatina. I think I'll take a day off and go back and forth, just to see once the tomato throwing. I love Valencia, especially the modern part, The City of Arts and Sciences, developed by the architect Calatrava, for me these structures with their "movement" are kind of a modern Gaudi's buildings. BTW I love you website, Where have you been hiding all this time? Thanks Nava
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