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Relaxing In Marbella-Tim
Camping Carbapino is a beautiful site. Set back from the main road in amongst the trees with lots of amenities especially the big heated pool and with lovely and very helpful staff. We had decided to stay for 2 nights but in the end stayed for 4 partly because we had another day of rain but mainly because we loved the site and Marbella. Lots of washing to do after Morrocco and all enjoying being back in the van again. I have to say I ...
Back To Our Beloved Van-Tim
... in the storm to find that this was also out of action. ReTurning to the campsite soaked we decided to go shopping and find an ATM at the big shopping nearby - promising to return with money. when we reached the shopping centre however we found a huge multi screen cinema with VOS movies and decided to hide from the store by watching Skyfall the new Bond movie which was excellent and enjoyed by all - apart from ...
Help me Ronda, help help me Ronda!
... wet. We find ourselves a nice tapas bar for dinner and just relax. There are so many little bars and cafes everywhere in Spain, you can't help but wonder how they all survive. Our five tapas and sangria and a glass of local wine costs us a grand total of 11-50 euro. Paul still has the munches though and wants some dessert, I'm not so keen so he settles on getting an ice cream from (of all places) Burger King. Sadly, they even have them ...
Rain in Spain doesn't fall only on the plain
... never to return, they are very proud of him and have an extensive collection. Turns out they also have a temporary exhibition which includes some Hogarths, da Vincis and Magrittes, so it is a good way to spend a wet afternoon. When we leave and start our trek to our next port of call, we are both feeling weary of picking up and moving on. Malaga hasn't impressed us much and we are tired of the difficulties in trying to get parking ...
The road to Ronda
... and not actually too salty. Debbie had pasta, John had a seafood dish and I had chicken. And of course, Sangria!
From lunch, we headed to Ronda. It's very high in the mountains and is a winding road to get there. Winding does not do it justice, it's like the Road to Hana going uphill. Back and forth, and back and forth, well, you get the idea. As you get higher, less trees and a lot rockier. Really beautiful country. When we arrived, ...
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