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Sábado
... out to dinner. After dinner, I went home super exhausted. What a great day!
IT IS SO COLD HERE. I was DYING yesterday. It was probably around 60 degrees, but the wind was SO STRONG. It felt like a Chicago winter. Super jealous of my friends in ATL probably wearing shorts and flip flops, while I'm wearing a peacoat. It also was rainy all weekend. Hopefully it isn't cold and rainy during Pilar!
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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
... It's super small, like a ghost town, and absolutely beautiful. We ate dinner and had some more free time until 11 PM. I ate a chocolate crepe at a cafe and we watched the stars.
We woke up the next morning, ate breakfast, and went on a hike. We went to a waterfall/swimming area, where we were given the option to swim. The water was FREEZING. Some kids dove right in, but I only got as deep as my hips. We then hiked a little bit more (completely uphill, I ...
Back to Aneto!
... to El portillon Superior. The challenge with this part of the climb is that there are a thousand trails up and a lot of them don't go anywhere. In 2h30m we reached the portillon (gateway), a trip that took us 5h on our last attempt. From here we finally viewed our goal, the summit of Aneto. We could see the rest of our route laid out before us. It looked like about an hour of easy snow and boulders followed by the big glacier traverse on ...
Pyrenees
... and breaking. We had a nice rest beside a river and decided our next move. Our plan was to get to Andorra however due to the roads being so slow we decided to ride only another 1hour then stop. We picked up supplies for dinner then headed for a camping ground, as we approached the top of another Col we realised we had just passed into Spain, the only sign to acknowledge our boarder crossing was a sign informing us of the new speed limits!
We were both hoping ...
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- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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