Pension Lisboa
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Rio Verde
... there are several small dams - it looks like it has been a long time since there was any water here for them to hold back!
Eventually, the Carretera, which we've been able to see in the distance for some time, looms just above us and after one last effort (assisted by just having eaten the last chewy bars of the day), we're back at the car - and the weather has finally cleared up completely. So tomorrow, we'll be doing Navachica ....
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Granada; de puta madre
... Granada it is not done to plan more than 1 hour ahead: This means I rarely have a clue as to where I´ll end up. Then again, a second Granadian rule of thumb says there will literally always be something going on. Plus I have the luck of living with Thomas, who always knows what that something is. From 10 on it´s pre-drinking at our place. Pre-drinking usually turns into it's own party, since it will be hours for Spanish ...
Collado de los Civiles
... Just before the path branches away for the final climb to the Collado de los Civiles, there's an excellent sheltered spot for an early (first) lunch break, before we tackle the stiff climb upwards to the Col. Having completed this, it's time for the second lunch break! Despite the clouds, the views are excellent - Maroma behind us and Lucero just to our left are both covered, but in front of us, we can still manage to see Cerro Machos, Cadena and Cisne, plus ...
Cerro de las Forosa
... clearing from it. The walk back to Lentegi is by the same route, except that the summit of Cerro de las Forosa can be bypassed. There are some weird cloud formations on the Almijara to enjoy this afternoon. Often when cloud forms, Cielo at the eastern end of the range is the only peak still clear, but today it's the only one in the clouds.
Although the summits are rather modest in height, and not at all well-known or frequently visited, it's a fine day out for any walker.
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Wandering around Granada
... steep hill to the Alhambra.
I had pre-purchased tickets but for some reason we had to line up to collect them and it took at least 40 minutes to do that even though we were the third people in the line. There was a lot of people approaching the security guard who was holding us back, and he would tell them to wait behind him, and then let them buy tickets before us. It was pretty stupid and we were getting pretty irritated between that and the fact that we were melting ...
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