Am Torreluz Iv Hotel Almeria

... the day from Olly: "We came down here to see what it would be like to sleep here Chris. We the discovered its the kind of place that goats get brutally masacred. Therefore, Its not a good place to sleep, is it." Despite Ollys compelling arguement the thing that changed my mind was the sketchy guy the kept cycling near us. When he returned with more friends to look at us I thought F**k this, lets do some night riding. The decision was further reinforced when we left because we ...

I had to wean myseft away from the area, and the next day just drove a bit up the coast, past more un(der)-developed beaches at Escullos and El Playazo, and ended up staying in Las Negras, another fishing village which is sleepy by the water-front but with massive construction going on behind it.

Returned to San Jose. Next day drove around to the town of Cabo de Gata, saw the salt-pans, went up the the "Cape", saw the incredible beach of Cabo de Gata, had great lunch there, then went around to the beach at Monsul. Eventually decided I HAD to leave!! 

... who told me that he only stopped if someone rang the bell!! I said it was obvious I was a foreigner and that I'd bought the ticket asking to go to the airport. He shrugged and dropped me off at the next stop where I had to wait another hour for a return bus. I rang the bell three times when we re-approached the airport. Picking up the car, I drove into the countryside hills behind Almeria through miles of urban sprawl until eventually finding the motorway heading towards ...

... 2009 ESPAGNE vers GRANADA on les fait fuir et on se couche...lendemain matin, grand soleil, on voit un pecheur arrivee de son bateau et decharger sa cargaison directemet sur la plage, du coup, on prend 1kilo de seiche a 8euros et les lave dans la mer. On se baigne apres mangerm un peu fraiche mais trop benefique... on se decide enfin a reprendre la route pour granada...

I'd read about the Cabo de Gata National Park, and headed for San Jose. This involved getting a bus from Almeria but nobody could find me a timetable for this. I wanted to ask the man in the ticket booth, but this remained firmly closed even though the bus was about to arrive. I looked around the back and the attendant was munching away on a sandwich completely unperturbed by the growing queue of people anxious to buy tickets. He ...

... somewhere to have lunch, with a nice view of the beach. We sat on the beach while our lunch went down and had a quick paddle but we only lasted about half an hour on the beach because it was just so hot. Went to the station to check the train times for tomorrow and stopped off at the icecream parlour on the way back. Had a lie down then did some packing. Off to Granada tomorrow.

... dus ik had alle tijd om nog wat te eten, te shoppen en te lezen Alleen slapen durfde ik niet, afgezien van de onmogelijkheid daartoe op de harde stoeltjes (hoe anderen dat toch doen?). SMS-je naar huis dat alles op schema lag, tot op het scherm verscheen dat mijn vlucht tot nader order vertraagd was. Dan maar weer een beetje lezen (bijna tot de helft gekomen in "Kat en Muis", bedankt Syl) en wat heen en weer lopen (die hal is zo´n 1500 meter lang) Uiteindelijk werd dat twee ...

Départ 2h45 du mat... on sort de la maison et on a pas oublié le fromage! 3h03 - on retrouve tout le monde et on est parti. Papa « Le catalan, c'est comme le violon (ou tu joues juste, ou tu joues tzigane !), donc ou tu parles le véritable, ou tu parles le catalan idiomatique !!! Y'a personne sur la route, sauf les gens qui vont au bled ! 7h30, p'tit déjeuner (au rouge pour certains !) On reprend la route à 8h15. On s'arrête encore après ...