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Sábado
... pass up a chance to go to a huge concert at Pilar. It's going to be awesome. Rumors are circling that our curfew is extended until 2 AM for Pilar. Fingers crossed because the concert doesn't even start until 10!
Friday evening, they showed a movie at the colegio and some Spanish kids came. I fell asleep in the movie, so I can't give you an accurate synopsis, I apologize. We got out of the movie at around 9:30, went somewhere ...
Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido
D'Espot, nous nous rendons vers un autre joli petit village alpin : Torla. (presque comme « maudit Torla! ») Situé dans la province de l’Aragon, ce village est au pied d’un autre parc national, le Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido. Le matin venu, c’est le désespoir! Pour la première fois du voyage, nous avons droit à de la pluie… et en plus, on ne voit pas le sommet des montagnes! *****! Y a pas ...
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!
... on the trail by 6:00am. This did not happen.
We missed the last bus into the park. We were stuck in a parking lot, the sun had set, we didn't have a campsite booked and we were in danger of losing precious hours of pre-dawn in the morning. So we slept in the car. As the sky darkened and we settled in for the night we began to see other car lights flick on and off, the tops of camper fans pop secretively open, and headlamps ...
Tunneling back into Spain
... Some are castles, estates, or historical buildings operated as a hotel (usually 3-star) and run by private companies, similar to the lodges in our national parks.
After riding 12km into the beautiful Alpine Valley de Pineta lined with granite peaks and waterfalls, we came to the 3-story hotel, sitting on a bluff above the river, at the base of the surrounding mountains, in the Monte Perdido (Lost mountain) nature reserve. It ...
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