Apartamentos Casa Rivera
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Sábado
... to the top of one of the towers. Well worth it.
After that, we walked around the Plaza and did "touristy" things (I put tourist in quotes, because from what I gather, Zaragoza doesn't have much of a tourist industry). There was a Disney store, however, which made me nostalgic. We went to this sandwich place called "Todo 1 Euro," where, evidently, all the sandwiches were one euro. After that, we rode the tram to ...
Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido
D'Espot, nous nous rendons vers un autre joli petit village alpin : Torla. (presque comme « maudit Torla! ») Situé dans la province de l’Aragon, ce village est au pied d’un autre parc national, le Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido. Le matin venu, c’est le désespoir! Pour la première fois du voyage, nous avons droit à de la pluie… et en plus, on ne voit pas le sommet des montagnes! *****! Y a pas ...
Alquezar
... and then broke off into our advisor groups. At SYA, each student has a teacher advisor and a small advisor group. My advisor is my favorite teacher so far, my art history teacher. We went to a small cafe and talked about our host families, what activities we want to do, etc. We then took a small hike to a church, which was super pretty, but no one could understand what the guide was saying. After that, we had free time for a few hours, where we explored the ...
Back to Aneto!
... the French tolls were higher than Spanish hotel bills. As soon as we passed through the tunnel into Spain, the air was clear, the sky was blue and all was good in the world. After this many trips to the Pyrenees, it's beginning to feel like home.
The plan was to take the evening bus from Hospital de Benasque into the park then hike one hour to El Refugio De La Renclusa. There we would camp for the night and get up around 5:00am ...
Tunneling back into Spain
Joyeux anniversaire Etats Unis d'Amerique!
As much as we hated to leave Saint-Lary-Soulan in France, we had a long ride scheduled and the weather forecasted a 40% chance of rain. When traveling through the mountains rain is something to take seriously.
We wanted to head back into Spain to check out the Valley de Pineta and stop at the Hotel Parador Bielsa de Monte Perdido that John recommended to us. We wound our way 20km up ...
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