Hotel Magic Pas Pas de la Casa

Today was my last full day in Andorra. There wasn't a huge amount to do. It wasn't snowing, but the wind was so fierce that it seemed like a sand storm made out of snow. I had a great time watching a group of cows grazing in snow up to their stomachs. Other than that I had a walk around town and spent about an hour at a ...

... top of the first mountain, he took a little nap while the bus waited for whoever might want to get on before the departure time. As we praddled along towards Canillo I mused about our heroic bus driver, and what he might be like. I supposed his salsa music puts him in the zone in the same was as listening to “Highway to the Danger Zone” made the guys from Top Gun fly well. Maybe when he got done with his route there were women in bikinis with ...

... village et quand on est arrivé, il avait le marché du matin. On a acheter du vin à environ 1 euro le litre (vin de pays) et du bon fromage bleu pour le déjeuner.<br><br>On avait pas le droit de prendre des photos dans la grotte pour pas faire de la pollution lumineuse (il y avait déja des ptites pousses de plante pres des lanternes...ils veulent pas en rajouté non plus). Aussi il faut pas déranger les chauve souris...pauve cocottes...<br>

... person above is literally in your hands. <br><br> All in all it was a fabulous day! Did 4 climbs in total ranging through the 5a, 5b, and 5c levels of difficulty. I wanted to try a 5, but the day went by too quickly. There was one climb that Brain was sweating out for quite awhile, but in the end his determination conquered it. Rock climbing is the perfect blend of challenge and rest in beautiful mountain settings. I may be hooked&#8230;<br><br>

... between France, Spain and Andorra with 3000m peaks rising up all around. Up past charming little villages where all the little homes are made of stone stacked upon one another with only the slate rooves peeking through. <br><br>We drove the truck as far up the road as possible, and then even a little farther than we should have. Feels like complete mountain wilderness, but there are ...

... is exploring the caves which lie within. Amazing to look at these huge hulks of stone - you would think that they are solid inside as roads and towns dot the tops, but it&#8217;s far from the truth. <br><br>This cave's claim to fame is the prehistoric art paintings on the walls. They estimate that they are between 13 000 and 14 000 years old! The paintings also span approximately 1000 years as well. These caves were used by Nomadic tribes ...

... too much speed. lunch in a resturaunt today across from spar, which was beautiful. then went back to solana, went back and went drinking again, there is a bit of a common theme going on here. drinking, sleeping snowboarding,nap when i can. gav doesnt seem to be enjoying his ski school and reckons he'd be better with us, but he keeps going. dave takes it very seriously, "this is a snowboarding holiday, not a drinking ...

... down the other side of the mountain, we find The Top 5 Worst Things About Andorra! 1. TOURISTY/NO CULTURE - Andorra finds itself on the "Old Continent," but its buildings are new and ugly and commerical enough to make you want to run away screaming. The mix of nationalities creates an environment with no historical identity you can learn from. 2. TOO MUCH WORK 3. POLLUTION - In a village which sits at more than 2000 meters altitude (6500 feet), you would think ...

... he asked the trucker. (You took two beers?) The silly trucker laughed. "No! Yo tomé una, y el chico tomó una." (No! I drank one, and your employee drank one.) The trucker had of course drank two. I just kept quiet, feeling my innocence would justify me, figuring my boss could see past the trucker´s jokes. Also, I kept quiet because I was a bit drunk. I´d only had one sip of beer (honest! yuh´godduh buhleeve mee ... I´luv´yoUUU! look ...