Residhotel le Hameau de Balestas Peyragudes
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Bonnie and Clyde -simples!
... though still part feral. She already has two cats and it was becoming a problem, so Stefan persuaded me to have one. Of course, as with past history, we all know that it is difficult to split up brother and sister, so in for a penny, in for a pound. Clyde is a ginger Tom and Bonnie a pretty tabby with a kink in her tail. I bet I know exactly who their dad is; the cat that last year ate half a pound of butter off the table on the terrace when my back was turned! ...
Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido
D'Espot, nous nous rendons vers un autre joli petit village alpin : Torla. (presque comme « maudit Torla! ») Situé dans la province de l’Aragon, ce village est au pied d’un autre parc national, le Parque Nacional de Ordesa i Monte Perdido. Le matin venu, c’est le désespoir! Pour la première fois du voyage, nous avons droit à de la pluie… et en plus, on ne voit pas le sommet des montagnes! *****! Y a pas ...
The Pyrenees
... mountains
are kites.
On Sunday we took a trip up through Cauterets on the way to Pont d’Espagne. The road twisted and climbed for miles; there were many waterfalls and magnificent views. Seonaid wasn’t too keen on the drive down but we arrived back at the campsite in one piece.
Monday we went into Lourdes and booked a walking tour of the city for Thursday afternoon followed by a visit to the castle which ...
Back to Aneto!
... the last ten minutes on rubber. We took his advice and crested the summit ridge. The view was spectacular. To the east were the icy peaks of the Pyrenees going on forever, the same to the west. To the south we could see the arid planes of Aragon and to the north: clouds over France. We also saw the final challenge.
The final summit is protected by a narrow pass called El Paso De Mahoma. The name comes from the Quran. It is ...
On Tour with the Mounaques
... to register the blue one here and sell on the red one, albeit at a loss. My face dropped when I went to Tarbes to the equivalent of the local DVLA as the ***** from hell was on the reception desk again. She was better this time, until she asked for the second piece of ID. I don’t have any utility bills as everything is done on line, but thought that my bank statement showing my address and direct debit to the electricity company would be sufficient. Wrong! It wasn’t on ...
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