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San Sebastian

A travel blog entry by fearles1

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After doing some wandering i'm now in San Sebastian. I have only been here a day but I love this town. Forget Barcelona, this place wins any comparison easily. Great streets, character, shops, people, and food, food, food. There are a total of sixteen Michelin stars awarded to restaurants in the area –a greater density than anywhere else on the planet. But, without getting fancy, the tapa bars in this town, and there are a lot of them, serve up ...

Surfing paradise to crazy Spain

A travel blog entry by cynthiahegerty

... fabulous... I am still dreaming of it now as I write this up.

By the time we had returned from our walk and breakfast Andrew had finally finished the forms... I suspect if you include all the time we have spent mucking around with the paper work I am not sure we are really saving any money.

Accommodation in San Sebastian is expensive, so camping it is. After a bit of research on the net we found a campground 5 km south of the city ...

The rude awakening!

A travel blog entry by seize-the-day

... crossed over the pink boundary at some point! Nick and I sang Viva espania just to get us in the mood!

We had been told many things about Spain, some good, some not so good! We had noticed that our 'all the aires of spain and Portugal' was not even a third of the size of the French one but at the time that didn't concern us too much, we also hadn't got a really detailed map of Spain - but again not really too concerned - we have Tom ...

ATLANTIC OCEAN, GREAT CUISINE, THE WINE, OH, YES!

A travel blog entry by dancejill

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We arrive at Francois and Alain's home just after noon. The GPS gets us there without any problems. They have a beautiful home and lovely gardens with lots of trees and flowers. Francois is on holidays for the week, she is an anesthesiologist at a local clinic/hospital and Alain has been retired for the last couple of years.

Francois has a collection of over 600 miniature perfume bottles, I have ...

Markets, hiking, basketball, Goenkale...

A travel blog entry by duff32

... lady down from 12 euros to 10 euros for a wheel of cheese. She was really persistent and I wanted to get past her booth without being rude. But she made the offer and it was a good buy. You may ask, "What the heck are you going to do with a wheel of cheese?" I'm taking half to the family in Baztan and then another quarter to my friends in Hernani. After all, it is the holiday season and who doesn't like a little 'behi gazta' (cow cheese)? J Txintxo ibili!   ...