Hostal Ruta de la Conquista
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Flamenco wannabe
... flamenco, he's a legend in his own lunchtime, all that's missing are the cowboys boots. We take a last wander in the old part of the town and have some lunch before getting the bus back to our car. We get talking to a couple of Italian guys who want to know where to get off the bus, which normally we couldn't help anyone with, but as it happens, they are going to the same hotel we stayed in, so we can help. They tell us there is going ...
Caceres , Pulpitos & Todos Los Santos
Monday 29th October,
After a short journey from Salamanca we arrived at Camping Caceres, in Caceres. On this site each pitch has its own washroom with a loo and shower and, like nearly all Spanish sites we have visited, free wifi.
Tuesday it was raining so the day was spent chilling out. Wednesday was sunny so we made the most of it and had a washing and cleaning day. The evening was quite entertaining as we are next to the football stadium and there ...
Lisbon to Trujillo, Spain
... and the city of Lisbon, we were sooooo happy to hear Spanish again! Portuguese was a bit hard to get used to, sounding more like French than Spanish.
Trujillo was absolutely adorable. A quaint Spanish town with very few tourists, yet all the history and charm of the big cities. It had an enormous town square, and very few people in ...
The wall
... of vineyard . Olives where vines don't grow . Also summer fruit necterins peaches , figs , it's a real food basket . You can drive for miles and from nowhere there is a town usually a castle with turrets and of course a church or two or three. Before leaving Portugal we drove through an old viaduct at a town called Elvas . One of the most fortified towns in Portugal as it is only 12ks from the Spanish boarder . The viaduct took over 100 years to complete, is over 7 ...
Ruta de la Plata, Day 4
This is a top pick!
Leaving Merida we passed another Roman Aquaduct and then climbed a hill and back down another. At the bottom was our last Roman ruin in this little area and this was something that none of us had seen before. It was a Roman Dam which the aqueducts met up with. It was very complete, so we stood around shooting, watching the sun come up and trying to warm up !!!
We entered ...
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