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Edificio Edelweiss Cerler, Aragonian Pyrenees, Aragón, 22449 , Spain and Canary Islands
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Christmas in Northern Spain
... It shouldn’t be any other way.
I’ve been thinking a lot of where I may be next. I’m eager to start again. Thoughts of going home still linger but lately it’s me getting ready to start again. To have a new life. It’s a mini version of the rebirth-death cycle. Each new place a new existence. I miss all of you dearly on this Christmas Day and know full well I think fondly of our times together.
Yours,
Kevin
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Joyeux Noel!!
Well all it's that time again and I have finally found a few minutes to write a new entry after a manic couple of weeks.
We finally had snow, and lots of it, yet a week later it has rained and what we had at this level has all but disappeared. It was lovely while Tasha and Claire were visiting though. Very magical and just like a Christmas card. The resort did not open till 19th, so they were unable to ski, but we visited the ...
Old stuff and the mood
... of knights, kings, maidens and the Canterbury tales. I think that I can hear whispers of Segovia's ¨Castles In Spain". Or is that Miles?
In fact, many of the buildings are truly ancient. In Zaragoza, having dropped out of the Pyrenees for a bit, outside my hotel window there were remnants of buildings that were once visited by Cesar Augustus. ...
What a difference a day makes
... few bookings but many enquiries and we remain positive.
On Friday Michel and his son Pierre arrived for a week's holiday and yesterday Driss and Evelynne arrived. Marie-Helêne and the rest of the family arrived later and suddenly we have neighbours again. Michel came bearing gifts: wine and pears and then asked if he and Pierre could watch the Rugby final on our TV in exchange for cooking us lunch. Sounded like a fair deal to me. New Zealand deserved to win the tournament ...
Heat wave and first snow
... having already brought the sheep down into the lower pastures for the first lambing, are now busy transporting the cows and their summer calves down the valley. On 1st October the silver statue of the naked cyclist from the top of Tourmalet was transported down the mountain for storage. It was a bit bizarre seeing him cycle along the top of the hedge along the road! Lee, my brother-in-law cycled up the day before and had his photo taken in front of ...



