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Flamenco wannabe
... a strike in the airports in all of Spain on Wednesday, which is supposed to be the day we leave for Dublin, so looks like more fun and games to come! We head off with Edna to our next destination and find it pretty easily, although not sure how we would manage without GPS. It's getting dark when we arrive and we are checked in by Anju, who must be the chattier person n the face of the planet. I am silently pleading with Paul not to ask ...
Caceres , Pulpitos & Todos Los Santos
... minutes to spare. Ten minutes later we were still waiting for the bus when we realised that it was a public holiday and the buses were running a restricted timetable and that Caceres would be shut.
So back to the campsite we went and got the car to drive into Caceres to try and find the old part of the city. After driving around the new part of town looking out for signs, other cars, pedestrians and traffic lights we found ourselves on a road out of the city and ...
Days 17, 18, 19 and 20
Tuesday October 9th Aldea del Cano - Caceres Hiked 15 miles The longest hike so far on a hot day through parkland type scenery on a very rocky sandy trail. Our bodies were complaining until we found the first bar in the city. This was only made worse by the fact that we could see the town in the distance and it looked quite close, in fact it was more like 4 miles away. Looking for our hotel we discover that the old part of the city was on a very large ...
Lisbon to Trujillo, Spain
... and the city of Lisbon, we were sooooo happy to hear Spanish again! Portuguese was a bit hard to get used to, sounding more like French than Spanish.
Trujillo was absolutely adorable. A quaint Spanish town with very few tourists, yet all the history and charm of the big cities. It had an enormous town square, and very few people in ...
The wall
... retracing back to Merida ,then a back road through pig country everyone farms pigs .you can smell them .the only livestock trucks we have seen have been carrying pigs . Poor Katie is set on no motorway no tolls no u turns no tolls . She stopped talking altogether . Sometimes we have gone past the road she wants us on as the name takes so long to say in Spanish or Portuguese. No lunch today just icream and lemonade . Still to remember Spain shuts at lunch ! Stayed ...
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