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Reasons to be cheerful !
... there are five nearby! I'm happy to look at the beach, swim in the sea and enjoy more peaceful nights now Signor and Signora are upstairs!
The three of us walk to a local bar and reflect on the five months that we have spent on the road. Highlights for Señor y Señora are Lago D'Orta in late August and The Camargue in late September early October. For me, it's Lago Viverone where I was adored by all the Italians!!
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Fruit and Nuts !
... a decision "it must be off the A7". I now know that section of motorway like the back of my paw, we've been up and down a 10 mile stretch on at least 6 occasions and are still lost. Señora says "I still think it's off the AP7, according to the Spanish directions". Senor's face is getting redder and redder, cursing under his breath as he struggles with the wind (not his, outside!!). Sure enough, a mile down the AP7 there is a sign the size of the Angel of the North ...
Anchovies,asparagus or artichokes! (Caroline)
... campsite receptionists can speak English, German and french very well. After we arrived late , to a fairly ugly site we thought we'd treat ourselves to some food out. We set off in daylight at 7 pm along the water front which after the first 10 mins was quite pleasant. We headed to a restaurant recommended again in the Rough Guide. On the way the along the waterfront path we got a great display of male Spanish stroppyness/ assertiveness. A man on his bike ...
Almerimar, Granada and seaside commune
... It is in a tiny bay very well sheltered from the wind and swell and good depth of water right up to the beach. Modestly I put my swimsuit on and went in for a swim to cool off because it is still hot here.
Steve donned the snorkel and mask and went off to the beach. I wasn’t sure that I could make it or not to the beach but seeing him get there ok I set off again. The water temperature was just right to cool you down but it wasn’t cold at all. ...
Old wrecks and big guns
... pensionistas or Jubilados) are allowed in the museum free, which was a bonus.
After a short walk round Cartagena’s old quarter, where there are once again some fine old buildings and some Modernista ones, not to mention two Roman theatres, we set off towards La Manga and the Mar Menor. This is an area we had heard so much about and were looking forward to seeing it in the ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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