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Sábado
So Pilar is 10 days away. For those of you who don't know what Pilar is, here is a handy Wikipedia article to inform you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiestas_de l_pilar
Friday, almost everyone in the "colegio" bought tickets for a concert the first night of Pilar. LMFAO is playing. For those of you who don't know who LMFAO are, they sing lots of loud, obnoxious music you hear at parties. I don't usually listen to them, but I ...
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 ...
Alquezar
... and left Alquezar. On the way back, we stopped in a small city called Huesca. It was during siesta, so it was essentially dead. There were few places open for lunch, so we ate at TelePizza, which is like Spanish Domino's. Either I was starving, or it was actually pretty good. We then boarded the bus and went home.
I had such a great time in Alquezar. It's surreal that I've only known these people for 2 weeks. I'm so excited for the group trips to come!
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Back to Aneto!
... upon entering heaven, everyone has to cross a bridge as narrow as the blade of a scimitar before they can be with God. Apt. The pass was easy as climbing goes but the drop on both sides was severe: straight down for several hundred meters then sweeping down into the valley kilometers below. Laura stayed behind, not for her lack of skill but for her propensity to panic.
And so there I was, alone on the summit of the highest ...
Pyrenees
... as many camping grounds as France as we did not want to ride for much longer; we were approaching 8hours on the road. Found a camping ground just outside the first town we passed, had to remember to greet them in Spanish and with a lot of sign language we claimed our bed for the night. Had another lovely swim in the pool, cooked dinner then had a lazy night. It was a wonderful day of riding the roads were fantastic and the cornering was fun, bring on some more mountain roads ...
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