Hotel Candanchu
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Blister day - Pamplona to Puente la reina
... once we get past this first week! But apparently it is not uncommon to have "word finding difficulties" at this stage!
We are trying to upload pictures so hopefully this will give you an idea of what type of stunning scenery we´re walking through.
Hope everyone is well back at home, you are all in our thoughts.
For the parents ...
Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido
... la plus belle randonnée d’une journée que nous ayons faite dans notre vie. Des paysages à couper le souffle, un sentier à flanc de montagne avec des falaises verticales vraiment très hautes juste au-dessus de nos têtes et des chutes de plusieurs centaines de mètres de hauteur. En plus, nous avons croisé un troupeau de chamois. Pour reprendre les mots de Serge Vleminckx, c’était « in-cro-yable, renversant, spec-taculaire ...
The Pyrenees
... big enough so a 3rd church was built underground which holds 20 to 30 thousand worshipers. On entering it looks as though you
are walking into an underground car park but when you get to the bottom and turn the corner the size of the space takes your breath away. It is vast!
On leaving the cathedral we passed along a bustling narrow street full of tourist shops selling tat; plastic bottles for water from the shrine, glow in ...
Lourdes
... and sandwich shops, laundries etc.
Contrast that then with the eager, innocent pilgrims cramming the town. Their playing fields are the sanctuary where the reason for the popularity of Lourdes sits. A simple grotto (a small cave) in the side of the river where almost 100 years ago a young woman told of a vision of the Virgin Mary. Built on this grotto is now a huge basilica with elevated pathways rising from ground level to the ...
Continuing South...
... the decision we saw our new Kiwi pal running towards us saying 'thank god i found you guys, she was going to tow your bikes!'...Lucky break...
Needless to say we moved the bikes and headed into the town. What a beautiful part of the world, for only a tiny little place - I would go as far to say the same sized area as sheffield - there were multiple ally ways and buildings dotted around and in such a picturesque area, steep cobbled streets contoured around ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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