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A travel blog entry by daniel.lirio

8

... en coche.

CARTAGENA
El último día visitamos Cartagena, la ciudad tiene básicamente la calle del Carmen que es peatonal desde la plaza España hasta el ayuntamiento. Visitamos varias playas de la zona, el Mar Menor y los aeropuertos de Corvera y San Javier.

Durante esos días me quedé en casa de Jesús en El Bojal en Murcia. Para volver a Barcelona misma combinación que para llegar. A la estación de autobuses para volver vino a acompañarme Dani y Jesús.
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Back to Spanish Coast

A travel blog entry by ireneandchris

5

... cruisers are very basic. We arrive somewhere and those are the things we look for first.

We left the following morning and did an 80nm day to and anchorage at Capo de Gata. Westerlies were blowing so this was where we chose to wait it out until it turned to the east. This happened the next night and although we weren't intending to do a two night passage to Gibraltar that was how it panned out.
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Arabs with Guns

A travel blog entry by orianapacker

2
5

... The area was full of street vendors, food stands, live concerts, and more people than could possibly live there.

What luck!


Oh, yeah, and I ate snails for dinner. I figured, what the heck, now or never! They tasted like the delicious spicy sauce thez were cooked in, and had the consistency of mushrooms. They were good and all, but once is probably enough for this lifetime.

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Finding Jesus

A travel blog entry by orianapacker

3

... broken glass tainting our otherwise gorgeous walk up. The way up was an odd mixture of natural trails, hillside, paved walkways and aluminum stairs that didn't actually connect to anything. Near the top the path stopped and started again fifteen feet above us. Since the stairs were conspicuously missing, we climbed up a vertical rock wall, determined to reach the ...

La Manga: Surf, Siestas and Swimming w/ Sea Lions

A travel blog entry by selenapan9

32

... sand castles, bury each other and random strangers...you name it.

On the random strangers part, there was a surprising lack of a crowd on the beach during the weekdays. There were people, of course, but not too close. You could actually walk on the beach without tripping over oiled bodies. Another bonus, for us at least, was that the majority of the folks on the beach were families. This mean that my kids had ...

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