Fontanals Golf Girona
Fontanals de Cerdanya, Soriguerola Girona, Catalonia, 17538, Spain and Canary Islands
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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 2. GUN
... bulduk. Yine fix menu 10 euro, yine cok memnun kaldik. ANDORRA`DA KAPALI ALANDA SIGARA YASAGI YOK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nostalji oldu :-)
Andorra gercekten gorulmesi gereken biryer. Kayak icin gelmiyorsaniz 2 gece yeterli. Barcelona`dan arabayla 3 saat. Pegasus ve Spanair Sabiha Gokcen-Barcelona direk ucuyor. Biz gecen Mayis`ta Spanair ile valla yalan olmasin ama Barcelona-Istanbul ayagini vergiler dahil kisi basi 35 euro`ya ucmustuk. Spanair star alliance uyesi, ...
A9 Motorway to the Little Yellow Train
... impressive. very narrow from the inside but give the ďnvaders"a chance to come in close,...then get shot with arrows or whatever. There is also a fortress up above the town which is also completely walled ...think theyjust dropped rocks on the guys ...
A little train, a great journey - and more
... room was no problem at all. We were awoken by a huge crash of thunder and torrential rain that had us scuttling to close the window before we were flooded out. Fifteen lightning flashes were counted in one 60 second period. When we'd looked out of the window before going to bed, Blanquetta had given up sleeping outside the door and had found herself a comfortable spot in the grass and early autumn leaves at the back of our hotel but she'd retreated to shelter when we looked out ...
More Marmots (and some cider)
... a spur of the path that ended up nowhere interesting.
We turned back and finally got to a point where, using the map as it is intended, we were confident that we were in the right place and understood where to go next. We glanced up the valley to the north and saw some pretty impressive looking thunderclouds building up and heading our way. There was not much debate. We set off back towards the albergue.
When we got back to the signpost we looked at in with ...



