AC Algeciras
Ctra del Rinconcillo, esq. C/ Hermanos Portilla Algeciras, Andalusia, 11204, Spain and Canary Islands
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Algeciras
Hello again!! Thank you for all your comments - we are in Morocco at the moment but I am just updating the places we have visited since my last blog. We left Madrid on the 8.40am train on Tuesday morning, which meant a very early start - although we were glad as it meant we arrived in Algeciras in the early afternoon. The train journey itself was …
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Grandpa has had enough!
... After a long morning and what looks like a long delay in our travels we manage to find a mechanic who not only looks grandpa, but has it fixed by the next day. What seemed like a week of going nowhere has turned out to be two days. YEAH!!!! (The CV joint needed to be replaced, must of been the mountains)
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... nowadays, and people flock to see them. While it was fun to take a look, I have to say it did bother me to see busses of tourists shoving cameras and treats in their faces to make them do a trick. It sort of cracked me up how much people loved them. The souvenir shops on Main Street are filled with stuffed monkeys to take home. I never *quite* got it.
Thanks to Neil, I had a great time. He was a really friendly and genuine host who took me ...



