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Maria, Maria, Maria! The Best Guide in Girona!
... off for a tour of the old city!
Lined with incredible cobble stoned streets along the River Onyar, many have pointed the city out to be comparable to Venice with its "Cases de L'Onyar", these picturesque houses hanging over the river with an incredible view of the city and the snowy mountain tops in the background.
With the famous church of Sant Feliu, the incredible façades of the Girona Cathedral and the stunning Roman City Walls and Fortresses, Girona gave ...
Spain and Dali Museum (Tim)
... she would wrap it again, she searched around unr the bench and found a bag for us at which point we made our adioses and rapidly deparetd. We found a campsite on the outskirts of Figueres which seemed deserted - but was open but set up camp - hooked up the electricity and eventuallly the very pleasant owner turned up and unlocked the ladies for Caroline and took our details! Tomorrow we head towards ...
The Further North You Go, the Stranger it Gets
... to paitings to seashell bathtubs. I will say some of the highlights were seeing the original Dalí Lincoln mural (for those of you who haven't been to our home we have a rather large signed print of this painting), Dalí's paintings of the holocoust, and a swimming pool in the shape of a penis. Again, it was a nice change from all the "Jesus art" (as my dad and Zack called it) from the rest of Europe. We also managed to discover a great winery ...
Calonge to I'Estratit to Cadaques to Berger
... were on worse roads again, very narrow and snaking. Much better journey done at 5 to 7 o'clock in the evening mind. The roads linking Catalonia to Barcelona are fantastic it's the roads across Catalonia which aren't great as they have the Pyrannese to contend with. We arrived at our sight at 8.15 after taking a wrong turn and having to go up the mountain to turn round. The 2 and a half hour journey ended up being a 4 hour trek.... What doesn't break you makes you ...
Barcelona to Calogne
... we could get it cheaper else where, we haven't found any yet! Yesterday was mostly driving along motorways to start (there are an insane amount of toll booths) and then along the costal mountains. We had one hiccup with our first toll booth experience. We followed a van to what appeared to be the only lane that would accept vehicles like ours only to get there and see you have to have a prepaid ...
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