Husa Xalet Verdu Arinsal
Prat de Verdu - Carretera General Arinsal, AD 400, Andorra
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Needs More Cowbell
... to go back and climb the pass over the top of the mountains. It was gorgeous and snowy with great views. We turned around at the top, about 7800ft, and retreated to town. Continuing south, we drove through the valleys and climbed mountain passes in search of the small farming villages off the beaten path, signs of the old Andorra. Instead, every time we turned we just found... more ski condos. And spas. And golf courses. It really seems to ...
Andorra Zaragoza yolu, Organya`da ogle yemegi
... yedikten sonra anladikki yan masadaki adam Bulgar gocmeniymis ve Rusca biliyormus. Orda koptu herkes :-) Birden Rusca iletisime gecince cok samimi bir ortam oldu. Sohbet muhabbet. Guzel ulke bu Ispanya. Yemekler, insanlar guzel, keyifli neseli. Hele turistik olmayan yerlerde cok daha keyifli. Tavsan yemedigimize pisman olduk. Neyse kahvelerimizi icip restauranttakilerle vedalastik. Koyu gezip bir kac fotograf cektik ve tekrar yola dustuk.
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ANDORRA 2. GUN
... Liza da ayni corbadan ve soslu somon yedi. Yemekler muthis. fiyat 10 euro kisi basi ve tatli da dahil. Cok guzel bir aile restauranti havasi var.
Genel olarak elektronik, sigara icki oldukca ucuz. Malboro 2.70 euro, johny walker 1 litre 9 euro. Benzin 1,20 euro (Fransa ve Italya`da 1.55 civari aldik hep). Otel 4 yildiz 40 euro. Makul yani. Sokaklar guzel, buyuk magazalarda var kucuk dukkanlarda. Etraf daglarla cevrili. Biraz yagmus ciseledi sonra hava guzellesti. ...
The Pyrenees, not Paris
... always tell us that Paris is dirty and crowded with rude Frenchies, but this was the Pyrenees, not Paris.
On the day of the Rugby World Cup, I guarantee that in Paris, pubs would have been packed with people wanting to watch the game, while drinking overpriced drinks. This wasn't us. Instead we were in a small French town called Tarascon, ruged up in a friendly pub with a good crowd of Frenchies who were as passionate as they come. Even though we were going for ...
Hiking through cow bells (without the cows)
We'd done it again. Arrived in a country only to discover that the next day is a national holiday. Luckily we included Andorra in our itinerary purely to go hiking, so closures weren’t going to affect us, except for the fact that Andorrans apparently like going hiking while they are not staffing their workplaces.
Considering this, we didn’t run into too many people while out on the ...



