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Part 2: The Irishman bites the dust
... Time will tell…
Saturday, Day 7 – Ride to Ronda, still cloudy but no rain (40 kms, via Montejaque, Benaojan)
Today, we left our home for the past week in Montecorto to spend a few days in the big town of Ronda. Montecorto has been lovely, though the rain did dampen our spirits a bit. What the town lacks in restaurants, it more than makes up for in quiet, authentic ambience. So we said goodbye to Lola the duck, the rooster and his chickens, ...
Horse Riding
... round on peoples shoulders.
I was allocated the biggest and most difficult horse, Chaperon, due to my experience.....he was huge! The ride was good and had some steep descents along rocky paths where the horse kept losing it's footing. We also went through a stream which had really dense vegetation each side so you had to ride practically laid on the horses neck. My horse was quite excitable and hated being at the back, ...
My First and Last Experience of Biking
... and then we went downhill on this rocky, gravelly path which absolutely terrified me. I was convinced I was going to hit a rock and go flying so I crawled down the hill.
I walked the uphill bits as it was preferable to dying from exhaustion and then rode the downhill road bits albeit at a very slow pace. We then met for lunch where we had a picnic, I can't say I was upset that the ...
Walking to Aracena
... br>
We walked to the village of Alajar where we stopped for a beer and an ice cream before pressing on to Linares where we stopped for lunch. At Linares some of the group opted to taxi the rest of the way and the rest of us continued with the walk to Aracena.
We had one final steep stretch (where we saw a snake - unfortunately it was too quick ...
Iberia Experience
... our Tour Leader, met the last few passengers who'd met at Seville and travelled to Posada del Castano, our guesthouse in Castano del Robledo. The guesthouse is owned by our Tour Leader and his wife and you essentially stay in their home. It's really traditional and we got settled into our rooms before heading out to the restaurant for a very late dinner (or very early breakfast) before getting back at about 2 am ready for the first long day of walking the next day.
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
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