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Castilla-La Mancha, 7 Cuenca, Castile-La Mancha, Spain and Canary Islands, 16003, 969-226-222
Vale, ya tenemos todas los visados!!!! He mirado billetes a Santiago y nos cuesta 120 EUR cada una solo ida....Entonces he pensado en el tema de alquilar un coche visto lo visto....eso nos daria un poco mas de flexibilidad en cuanto a los horarios y no nos sald'ia mucho mas caro....Esta noche, reunion de pastores..Eso cambiaria la ruta, pero que mas da!!!! Lo malo es que condenaria a mi hermana a conducir todo el rato.. :S vamos a ver....
... civiques. Je suis bien heureuse de ne pas conduire. *** On etait hier a Cuenca. C'etait magnifique, mais malheureusement tres petit et on a tout fait la ville en 3-4 heures de marche relaxe en faisant des pauses. Je vais poster des photos si l'ordi ne plante pas une autre fois... *** Je hais les femmes qui travaillent au service a la clientele et qui ne comprennent pas le but de leur travail (sauf ...
Toledo, Spain bambam77... Las casas colgadas y los llamados rascacielos (casas construídas en las rocas con hasta once plantas) son muy picturescos. Cuenca debe ser un lugar ideal para retirarse por un par de días del ajetreo de otras ciudades vecinas. Sin embargo, nos quedamos un poco decepcionados. La zona nueva es indescriptiblemente anodina y la antigua parece tener vida sólo en temporada alta ,pues había únicamente una cafeter ...
Cuenca, Spain and Canary Islands warm... prochainement. Plus tard en apres midi, c'est vers un autre versant qu'on est allé grimper, mais lá sur un chemin qui n'en avait pas l'air, mais qui au bout, nous a recompensé avec une superbe vue. Magnifique!!!!!!!! Voilá pour aujourd'hui. Ce soir, resto au dernier etage de l'hotel, avec vue sur la ville !!!! Demain, levé tòt pour retour á Toledo et rendre l'auto. La fin des vacances approche !!!! Hasta luego
Cuenca, Spain and Canary Islands philocan... suggested that we´d asked for a gallon of petrol. After a brief debate around the semantics we settled for soup. Cuenca is famous for its ´hanging houses´ made necessary by the decision to build the town on the top of a big rock. It was this big rock that we were now walking up, the lactic acid build-up in my calves making me reconsider whether a constant diet of Jamon Serrano y queso, was entirely healthy ...
Cuenca, Spain and Canary Islands warm... une bonne sieste de 30mn avant de continuer. Nouvel arrèt pour manger. J'etais encore brouillé de l'estomac que je n'ai pas pu finir le sandwich ! Non mais franchement, ètre malade en vacances !!! On a finalement réussi á finir la route pour arriver á la ville de Cuenca. J'etais tellement fatigué qu'on a pris le 1er hotel qui se presentait. C'est un hotel 3 etoiles !!! Mais les pris étaient trés résonnables alors parfait ! J'ai fait immediatement une ...
Cuenca, Spain and Canary Islands philocan... situation. Just after we bought our train tickets these two police officers asked us for our passports then they took our passports and called HQ. I have no idea what was said but apparently we passed. This is also where my camera stopped working. Well it works but I just don't have any more room left on my card. **** camera.
Cuenca, Spain wilsonking... and cold too. Unfortunately it was Sunday, and after wandering around a little bit we realized finding food would be difficult. It took some more driving and some more complaining before we gave up and pulled into a McDonalds, my first in Spain. It felt like something of a defeat but it was good, filling, and familiar. Satiated, we headed for home. We reached Valencia about dark and with an empty gas tank. After ...
Cuenca, Spain youngtI was waking up very slowly. I vaguely remember when I was a kid, I was terrible getting up by 7:45am for school despite my mother and grandmother's help, but on the other hand I was always ready to go out by 7am by myself on the weekends. -Where is the energy gone? Where is the vast excitement for each Sunday gone? (Japanese schools used to be 6 days a week) Am I getting so old... Well it's probably better to think that I still have half ...
Cuenca, Spain k.toyoda... it's no good". Then the voice from the interphone got louder; -°°àààà**+++^^"à2à#############!!!!!!! I shouted back; "Thanks! Bye!" The voice was gone. After that I managed to find a nice cheap hostal with a very friendly owner. Now I would like to remind you again that English is not widely spoken in Spain and attempting to speak in Spanish is always more welcomed and practical. TBC Llubio de beso, KEI
Cuenca, Spain k.toyoda
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