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- Rain and ChampagneWe have covered 3500kms and 3 countries in the last 16 days, it has been a fantastic adventure of landscape, food and wine. The last couple of days, although a bit rainy, have been on par with the rest Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 24, 2011
- A Weekend in the South of SpainThis weekend I took a trip to Seville and Cordoba. I fell in love with Southern Spain. It was so different from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona, much more rustic and more of what you picture Spain to Posted by kerryeaton in Explore.Dream.Discover | Oct 24, 2011
- Dia de MujeresThis week has been pretty good. Not much happened during the week really. Teaching mainly. Had trouble booking my Amsterdam flights due to a stupid and incompetant website and staff!! but all sorted now yay!! The weekend has been busier. Friday Posted by semily89 in Spain!!! | Oct 23, 2011
- Birthdays! Visitors from Oregon!! Fall is in the air -===With the celebration of my birthday comes a reconfiguration of my blog…lo siento…I needed to make some upgrades and revisions. Feliz Cumpleaños to a nueva pagina. Celebrating birthdays is a universal event, but how we feel about our birthdays seems Posted by farmgirl in The Dunning Family's Year in Spain | Oct 23, 2011
- Isle be seeing youLB & C brought Mandy and Roy safely to Mallorca at 5 in the morning to find that the champagne mouse had put a bottle in the fridge and set out two glasses - it would have been rude to Posted by Minnimoo in Ladybird and the Creature | Oct 22, 2011
- Drop it to the beat :-PThis week was pretty good, only had to work three evenings :-) Wednesday was a national saints day so day off yay!! I was taken to Portugal, to the nearest city called Elvas. It's gorgeous. I had such a great Posted by semily89 in Spain!!! | Oct 18, 2011
- Cartagena? No, she went by trainWe, however, got LB & C ready and set off bright and early from our delightful hotel for Caragena - another 500+km. I have to say that, after all the magnificent countryside we had ridden through so far, this Posted by Minnimoo in Ladybird and the Creature | Oct 18, 2011
- JuzcarOct 15th trip to juzcar Firstly, let me apologise for not updating this blog in a while but the truth is that during the summer the runs were limited to destinations already discussed. With Denny going on holiday and Malcom busy, Posted by Bones_gi in Hog Runs | Oct 17, 2011
- We Start Teaching….Will Summer EVER end?....Exploring nearby===We Start Teaching – What a week Andy and I have had! Everyone continues to ask us…so what exactly what you will be doing??? And frankly…we have wondered the exact same thing. The general description, as Posted by farmgirl in Dunnings en España | Oct 17, 2011
- Monkey BusinessDecided to 'do' Gib today. It was sunny with just a few clouds when we set off but there was a big black cloud ove Posted by Minnimoo in Ladybird and the Creature | Oct 16, 2011
- OWS MadridI was supposed to meet my new friends of Vaughan Town for dinner at 9pm across town. It was only 4.4km from my hotel and since Spaniards eat late, there were plenty of people on the streets. I wasn't Posted by RenaeLindsay in Around the World in Sailboats | Oct 16, 2011
- Barcelona – Big things that come in small packages I was planning to visit Barcelona since the 1992 Olympics. Some of us might remember the archer firing the arrow to light up the flame cauldron during the opening ceremony as well as photos o Posted by jokermiss in A Beacon Somewhere Around The World | Oct 15, 2011
- Hot and Tired in Plasencia500km ride through Galicia was an absolute joy, until the temperatures went up to the 30s again. With rucksacks, boots, armoured jackets etc the last stage was a bit of a nightmare and on reflection it would have been Posted by Minnimoo in Ladybird and the Creature | Oct 13, 2011
- October Travels, Part 5The travelling hat traveled to Spain. This was not only a very quick travel, it was also a spectacularly *silly* travel, because the hat is really going to Italy, and only spending a few hours at a hotel room Posted by TravellingHat in Adventures of the Travelling Hat | Oct 13, 2011
- 1986 - Europe by double decker bus (Part 1 - France & Spain) This trip was with a company called "Top Deck" and they specialised in traveling around Europe in converted London double decker buses. They had bunks both upstairs and downstairs and Posted by nzhamsta in Glynn's travel blog | May 9, 1986
- Montserrat!Today, I went on a day trip to a place called Montserrat. Montserrat is one of the biggest attractions right outside of Barcelona. It takes about an hour by train to get there. My friend and I took the Posted by kerryeaton in Explore.Dream.Discover | Oct 12, 2011
- ProgressIt is morning. I am in a cafe in the town of Portomarín. I am sitting at the far end of a stainless steel counter. An unread copy of today's newspaper and a napkin dispenser lay next to me. Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 12, 2011
- Galician VillagesAfter a little over a day's walk up the mountain I finally reach the top and the village of O Cebreiro. It is the mid morning. I look back at where I have climbed from and enjoy the beauty of Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 12, 2011
- Life in 3 dimensionsThe small town of Villafranca has an important role in Spanish history. Its 9 churches and grand monastery and palace and castle all attest to that. It is a place that has special religious significance. It is possible to be Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 12, 2011
- Some days it takes a good sense of humourWe had a nice lazy morning yesterday with our checkout at noon, we figured it would be a piece of cake as we had only an 80km drive to San Sebastien and I had booked our accommodation before we left Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 10, 2011
- Dean is going to be so disappointed with meThe more time we spend visiting big cities, the more we realize that they just aren't for us. Barcelona has plenty of sites to see, but it also has quite a pollution problem (at least it did this week) Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 9, 2011
- The church of Santa MariaIt is 9:20pm which is very late in the Pilgrim's day. It is a dark night and the half moon hasn't risen above the treetops and rooftops of this village of Rabanal del Camino. I am walking with other pilgrims Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 9, 2011
- Navigating the wayI am travelling with maps but they are totally unnecessary. I was warned that they'd be totally unnecessary but I didn't believe the person who told me. How could a 774km walk across the north of Spain possibly be navigable Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 9, 2011
- GrapesI am walking along the road leaving the city of Ponferrada behind me. It is one of those stretches of road where towns dotted along the way that have expanded into each other. That makes this long road is a Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 9, 2011
- Point CounterpointAt the start of the day the path of rocks can be pleasantly massaging for the feet. But that joy quickly passes and in the afternoon the rocks feel like they can pierce through the soles of my boots and Posted by andrew_kleinert in My path | Oct 9, 2011
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