Hotel Morlans Peguera
C/ Gaviotas 18 Peguera, Majorca, Balearic Islands, 07160, Spain and Canary Islands
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Christmas in Northern Spain
... had slightly changed. In France silver snow covered the landscape. We drove and admired. We talked and never tired. We walked amongst the giants and gave attention to aged churches and villages. I like this part of the world. It’s beautiful.
It’s dark now. I’m on a balcony of our stone hostel. We have the three story building to ourselves tonight. We have wine to keep us warm and I have cigars to smoke. It’s relaxing. It’s peaceful and restful ...
Old stuff and the mood
The scenery is magnificent and every village has a church of the Romanesque style and all of the buildings are of stone and most appear ancient. The oldest buildings in the US appear modern in comparison. There are castles and monasteries all over the map and I have visited a few. There is definitely a medieval flavor to it all. It gets ...
Back to the Pyrenees
... the sunset.
Near the bottom on day three I met the only person I had seen since breakfast a young woman running towards me as though chased by a bear. She stopped me and explained that she was lost. I should say so. She was heading back up the mountain in completely the wrong direction which someone had told her was the way back to the town she was aiming for. There was nothing but mountain for about five hours and she, Florence, only had a simple guide ...
Hail, Caves and Sportclimbing Paradise!
... climbing here are the 'chorreas' which are big vertical rods of limestone that run for what seems like forever, allowing for 30 meters of knee-baring and cranking in the pinchers. If you're not comfortable hanging on overhung roofs for hours on end this might not be the place for you, but I'd say its worth it just for the beauty. Also popular in the area is ...
First Steps of my New Pilgrimage
... general body fatigue I would consider myself fortunate if I even made it to me planned destination of Puente la Reina. It would be impossible for me to walk another 20km past that to keep up with them on this day. Therefore this was certainly the first and last day I would be seeing them.
Interesting couple though. In fact they had only just got married a week before and walking El Camino was part of their honeymoon. They thought this was a brilliant way to ...
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