Fasthotel Perpignan
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Spain and Dali Museum (Tim)
... passport control - ans we swept into Spain with a simple Espana sign the only indication that we had crossed no different from the entry in Scotland or Wales from England. First stop in Spain was Figueres for the most voisited toursit atttraction in Spain - the Dali Museum. An amazing building with eggs on the roof and a huge collection of Dali's work inside. The museum even has a few ...
Tan top up (or going lobster in my case...)
... and
patisserie windows really does just blow you away.
We settled down for a scrumptious coffee
to kick the morning off to a great start. Even in the early morning, the sun
was up bright and early and there was a delightful sea breeze. If you are lucky
enough to catch such a beautiful time of day, my advice is to close your eyes,
take a deep breath, and soak up the splendid moment. It is rare ...
Hitchiking!
... of the situation really stroke me. I had crossed the line! I was doing something that seemed almost forbidden or appeared only in the movies. I was walking along the highway, in the middle of nowhere, with a backpack of 20 kg on the back and cars flying on my side at 120 km/h which I would be attempting to stop with my thumb and my gaze, and I had never felt so alive. I was sure, in that moment, that I was born for this. This is what I was looking for, I was ...
Day 21 - Perpignan - Tues 02-10-12
Day 21 - Avignon To Perpignan Tuesday 02-10-12 Back On The Road. Cruising down the highway at 130 km, the only concern are the trucks that tend to change lanes and indicate at the same time, no time to take in much of the scenery. Wen you do get a chance, not a bad view. Plenty of vineyards with old small stone shacks, quaint. Heading to Perpignan so we can drop the car off and catch the train to ...
Day 4 – Let it snow, let it snow
... the heavens opened. I kept on seeing signs saying 'equipment obligataire’ for Andorra and thought it meant headlight bulbs and safety triangles. What it really meant was the border was only letting through cars with snow chains as there was 3-4 ft of laying snow high in the passes. Within 1 km of the border I was in a heavy snowstorm and was struggling to make hairpin corners ...