September 25th, day 20

 Today I had my last wood work class, unfortunately I wasn't able to finish, I would've love to but it's okay, I loved this subject so much, I really wish we had something similar in Spain. 

my (almost) finished boat 

We also had a barista course, where we were taught how to make a coffee with profesional equipment and a bit more about how to make coffees and work in a coffee shop. It was really interesting and we get to drink the coffee, it was really good, and for those who didn't like coffee there was the option to make hot chocolate instead, but I love coffee. 

the equipment 

hot chocolate 

coffee latte

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