Finca Limoneros
Cuesta del Rio, Málaga
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Finca Limoneros Málaga

Cuesta del Rio Málaga, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29500, 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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... le tour de l'éventail trčs limité de solutions dans le contexte d'une grčve générale espagnole, voici le dilemme auquel nous étions confrontés : soit Chouch prend l'avion seul et je prends un bus de nuit pour Grenade (bof), soit on retourne tous les deux ŕ Grenade, on perd nos billets, mais on est ensemble pendant une semaine avant de se séparer pour plusieurs mois. On est donc retournés ŕ Grenade la mine basse, mais avec ...

Malaga II: Celebrating Holy Week on the beach

A travel blog entry by emizner

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... so it took me about an hour to actually get back to the hostel (usually a 20 minute walk from where I was). By the end of the day (in combination with a busy day before), I had really had enough people time. I decided to have a quiet night in the hostel, just relaxing a bit before going to bed.

Thus concludes my experience of Malaga.

Final opinion on Malaga? It's a little hard to say what the city is like on a normal day, since ...

Malaga I: La costa del sol, sin sol

A travel blog entry by emizner

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... dead in the sun. Even so, the crawl was really fun. They took us to about 6 different bars that all had something different going on. In one, we were serenaded by an older man singing "La Bamba". In another, all the drinks were named after pop culture icons. In the last one, they played all Spanish dance music. It was definitely a good experience, and a good way to meet a few people.

All in all, not a bad first day in Malaga. More 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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... wearing shorts on this walk!

Because Pena Escrita is a zoo, there's a high fence all around it - which has to be crossed if you want to get to Navachica. Despite the lack of use this path obviously gets, it has been provided with a substantial metal ladder, enabling walkers to cross this high fence. I lead forward confidently and cross this high ladder with some style. The others are more observant and simply open the adjacent gate, from ...

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