Escuela la Crujia
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Escuela la Crujia Velez-Malaga

Atalaya Baja Velez-Malaga, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, Spain and Canary Islands

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Le jour où j'ai perdu 100 Euros

A travel blog entry by leschouchs

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... au pays pour protester contre les mesures d'austérité imposées par le nouveau gouvernement. C'est déjà difficile de pouvoir faire des achats avant 10 h du matin, pendant la siesta et le dimanche, imaginez un jour de grève. Prendre le bus cette journée-là est définitivement une mauvaise idée. Voilà pourquoi nous avons été brillants et nous sommes arrivés à Málaga la veille de cette fameuse grève. On a donc une journée à tuer. À ...

Malaga II: Celebrating Holy Week on the beach

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... hundreds of people in capirotes carrying banners or just marching, a marching band or two, and a giant alter that is carried by about 100 very uncomfortable looking men.

After watching for about an hour, I decided that there was absolutely no end in sight. Since the sun had come out and it promised to be a nice day, it was time to hit the beach. I walked over to the beach that I had found the day before to set up my things. The weather ...

Malaga I: La costa del sol, sin sol

A travel blog entry by emizner

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... group of Americans that are studying abroad in Barcelona, two Canadians that are studying in Malaga, a guy from Peru, and a couple Germans.

All of the American students were going absolutely nuts with the shots....it reminded me a bit of my study abroad experience....the goal being to let everything get as crazy as possible. I exercised a bit more restraint. I wasn't doing much the next day but I still wasn't in the mood to ...

Maroma - Robledal to Canillas Traverse

A travel blog entry by mrvince1952

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... is a very long one, first of all along the west ridge and then on a long winding zigzag down to the village. After leaving the ridge, it's obvious that this was once a very-well constructed mule trail - this is because it was the route used for bringing ice down the mountain before the days of refrigerators - a trade which presumably stopped fairly suddenly about 50 years ago. But the trail is still in remarkably good condition today, all things considered.

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Navachica

A travel blog entry by mrvince1952

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A zoo a very strange place to start a walk up a mountain. After all, you don't make a start on Scafell Pike from Regent's Park, do you? But if you want the "easy" way up Navachica, then you start in the zoo. Not far past the lions' enclosure in fact.

Saying that Navachica is "easy" from this direction is a comparative statement. It's the highest mountain at the eastern end of the Axarquia (only Maroma, at the western end, is higher) and ...

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