Hotel Plaza Inn Figueras

... immediately so at the very least I can dream for a while longer…

On Dan’s first trip while learning to sail he thought he would try to raise money for an orphanage his friend worked in, in the Dominican Republic. So he raised money through his blog (www.theworldbysea.blogspot.com) and also in marinas by organizing fundraising parties. Within a few weeks he had $2000 all of which went to the orphanage and local villagers in need.

... Alison bought a small leather change purse for €2 to replace her stolen wallet. Then it was back to enjoy the pool at the timeshare. We spent a very relaxing day enjoying each others company, sunbathing in the heat of the day, before heading back to Girona airport with Chris & Milly at night, so that they could catch their flight back to London. Our farewells weren’t too teary, as we knew we would see them again in two weeks, in Auckland.

The timeshare (Port de Rei) is situated a short distance out of the town of L'Escala. We drove through town following Dora’s directions, but were not too sure where we were headed, eventually ending up outside a large building built on a rugged coast overlooking the Mediterranean. Our plan was to inform the manager of our late arrival (on the next day) and then head towards Girona where we were to pick up Chris & Milly who were joining us for the ...

firstly this keyboard has the letters in aalll the wrong plqces qnd hqrd to find punctuation so sorry for the spelling....

we are nearly finished with france after two weeks, we have been very lucky and had sun the whole way!!!! no one told us that pretty much all the camping closes in france at the start of september so we have struggled to find places to stay; but , managed!! hoping that tomorrow we will get to ...

Hi everybody! My name is Anna and I was born and I live in Sant Pere Pescador.
Since 2 years, my husband and I, are running one Bed and Breakfast called Mas del Joncar.
We love to travel and when we go abroad we like to discover the culture and costums from every place we visit.
Our area has a lot of interesting places to be ...

Hello again,

apologies for the express entries this morning. WE have had no good internet in the last two days but really wanted to update you guys on our trip....
Now I have access to the net - but it won´t read my card to upload pic- tabarnouche....

En route to Cadaques I started thinking of a few funny moments that have occured over the past 2 weeks... I want to share with you and hopefully will make you smile or even beter laugh ...

... or perhaps more, out of 23) light up with [Chanukah] joy when noticing the Jewish Regalia Store, adorn by menorahs, books, tablecloths and other recognizable Jewish forms of paraphernalia. We apparently thought it was so comical that we decided to take a few pictures in the middle of this narrow street while using gestures in the pictures that obviously indicated that we know what 'Baruch atah adonai' meant. Really smart idea in a town full of old school Spaniards ...

... out with Iraqis and Iranian drivers who can only enter Europe by boat, are shipped in to move freight around then are shipped out the same way and go move freight around in the middle east. In between assignments, they have months off to spend in Europe, and gather at truck stops for enjoyable get-together parties that last six hours and more with talking late into the night. He chuckles. "You hear that muslims don't drink. They do! I like fine wine so I ...

... styles using a ton of different materials and canvases. But he made statues, works in metal, ceramics, holograms, animations, jewelry, images you can only see in reflection, photomosaics, and on and on. I didn't always get what he was going for, but I was continuously surprised at the various ways he was able to create it. Dalí was definitely a strange dude, but he was a talented strange dude. His house in Cadaqués ...

... new outdoor sculptures leading us to the museum. Finding our place in the long line to the entrance, this is why you should always come in the morning; I went off to take photos of the strange loafs of bread and 'Oscar' like sculptures on the roofline. Dali himself turned this old theatre into a museum, wanting to show people his world and to make his hometown more prosperous. Its obvious when you are standing in line and ...