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Needs More Cowbell
... in/fuel car/return car operation. Interesting note about the fuel: we had filled up in Andorra because gas is ~15 EuroCents / liter cheaper there due to no/very little tax. And when we got back to Barcelona, a couple hundred KM away, surprisingly only needed a tiny bit (about 4 liter) to top it off... our car was EXTREMELY efficient on the route, which of course, is almost completely downhill. (Eds. note -- our VW Polo was really efficient ...
Andorra Zaragoza yolu, Organya`da ogle yemegi
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Ayrica Andorra tamamen daglar uzerine kurulu ve bu daglarin herbiri bir aileye aitmis. Toprak sahibi olarak yani.
Neyse, otoparka 4 euro verip otele geldim, esyalari yukleyip yoladustuk.
15 dakika sonra Ispanya sinirina geldik. Bir bayan gorevli bizi durdurdu, bagaji actirdi, sigara icki sordu. Ben alirken sormustum, adam basi 2 karton sigara sokuluyormus Ispanya`ya. Biz toplam 4 karton almistik. Incelemeden ...
ANDORRA 2. GUN
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ANDORRA`DA 2. GUNUMUZ
Sabah Liza benden erken kalkti. Alisverise cikti. Bana Chrismis hediyesi almis. Hep beraber oldugumuz icin bana supriz yapmak icin yalniz gitmis.
Sonra oglen saati beraber ciktik dolasmaya. Otel Andorra`nin icinde ana cadde uzerinde. Pazar olmasina ragmen dukkanlar acik. Biraz bakindik biraz alisveris derken sabah kahvaltisini hafif ettigimiz icin dun aksamki restauranta gittik yine. Ben yine sogan corbasi ve soslu ...
The Pyrenees, not Paris
... a tunnel. When we entered France from Spain, we didn't have to go through a tunnel, we just drove on a winding road surrounded by mountainous scenary. This was the Pyrenees, not Paris.
Our first big driving break was in Pau. Okay, time to test the theory that the French are rude to you if you don't speak French. We did a self guided walking tour of this nice city that looked over the Pyrenees mountain range and visited an Australian bar. The bar sold French beer ...
Hiking through cow bells (without the cows)
... It’s noisy and headache inducing walking among whole herds of cows with their bells constantly ringing. (I must admit it is cool at first, but the novelty quickly wears off). However on approaching these “cows”, we started to realise they appeared quite horse-like. I never knew that horses wore cow bells, but I guess it kind of makes sense.
Andorra itself is quite a novel ...


