Casa de Aldea Ruiloba
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Gijon
Left 'Cangas de onis' and headed for the coast. Although it was nice being back by the sea, I miss the Picos mountains.Gijon itself is a nice city with a good surf beach. Many sufers can be seen late into the afternoon surfing some enourmous waves.Explored the town and the headland which has an old fort, above which is now a huge concrete sculpture looking out to see.In the town centre, there are a few narrow streets to explore as well as some old roman baths burried beneath the square. ...
Picos De Europa
Definitely the highlight of the trip so far. A superb mountain range in the heart of Asturias. Drove up a steep road full of narrow passings to a couple of beautiful lakes 'Lago de Ercina' and 'Lago de Enol'. From here there are many walking routes that take you up to a couple of mountain refuges, which offer a good selection of beer.Did a couple of walks along the lakes and up to one of the refuges for a drink. ...
Extraterrestre
"It's like Iceland!"
"Si si"
Jaa langzamerhand leert die vader ook Engelse woorden te herkennen, zo helpt iedereen elkaar;)
Maar we waren gister dus in een heel mooi plaatsje waar de Bufones de Pria te zien waren.
Het was een soort bovennatuurlijke happening om zoiets te zien. Je kan in het filmpje zien hoe het erg aan toe gaat; Net als de Geishers in IJsland dus:)
We zijn na de ...
No dogs yippee!!
... in the tap and is impossible to repair as the connections are moulded into the plastic. So it was a quick trip to Canis de Onis to try and find a switch for a makeshift repair.
We managed to get a small switch from a hardware shop through sign language and drawings. Back at the campsite I rigged it up so that you have to flick the switch on and off to start and stop the water flow. A bodge I know but hey it ...
Day 25 - Lazy and Llastres
... to see some stunning views of the coast below, which was now becoming a blur through the rain. Back down the hill we drove into the port to see the whole village sprawled up the hillside in front of us, something I was looking forward to after seeing the photos that Mum and Dad had taken on their visit there.
The rain was really closing in and it was quite windy and generally not very nice outside, and with ...
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