Campus Cerdanya Puigcerda
Avinguda Ramon Condomines 14 Puigcerda, Catalonia, 17520, Spain and Canary Islands
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Needs More Cowbell
... to go back and climb the pass over the top of the mountains. It was gorgeous and snowy with great views. We turned around at the top, about 7800ft, and retreated to town. Continuing south, we drove through the valleys and climbed mountain passes in search of the small farming villages off the beaten path, signs of the old Andorra. Instead, every time we turned we just found... more ski condos. And spas. And golf courses. It really seems to ...
ANDORRA 2. GUN
... birde fransiz`larin subattaki okul tatilinde geliyorlarmis.
10 km kadar daha dag yolundan (yokus yukari) gidip karla bulustuk. Guzel selaleler gorduk. Biraz kartopu oynayip tekrar merkeze donduk. Kiliseyi ziyaret ettik.
Sonra 80 cm boyunda bir Noel Babasatin aldik. Biraz da Chrismis susleri, sigara, icki, vs... Otelin tavsiye ettigi termal havuza gittik. adam basi 35 euro. Brosurunu inceledik ama ufak bir havuz. 70 euroya degmez. Sonra dolasa dolasa guzel ...
A9 Motorway to the Little Yellow Train
... impressive. very narrow from the inside but give the ďnvaders"a chance to come in close,...then get shot with arrows or whatever. There is also a fortress up above the town which is also completely walled ...think theyjust dropped rocks on the guys ...
A little train, a great journey - and more
... so we parked up and saw a sign pointing down to some more waterfalls. We followed this and it took us steeply down over hundreds of steps to a number of springs and small falls that presumably represent the start of the Llobregat. We walked a little further and came across a shop/restaurant where we stopped for lunch, eventually realising that we were very close to the hotel again and could have visited the area without the need for a long climb in very warm conditions back ...
More Marmots (and some cider)
... setting off from the albergue as we approached it, who seemed oblivious of the impending change in the weather. We had waterproofs with us but didn't like what we were seeing. We weren't confident that everybody else did. As we reached the wall of the albergue the rain began. By the time we got to the building it was teeming down, so we went into the cafe for drinks in order to sit it out. Most of the people we'd passed in the previous 10 minutes were not far behind us and some ...



