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Maria, Maria, Maria! The Best Guide in Girona!
... sights to see for the afternoon.
I was also fortunate to attend the local "Sant Narcis Fires i Festes" the patron saint festival of Girona. Maria and I walked through the incredibly beautiful Parc de la Devesa, a massive never ending "Narnia like" forest of incredibly tall deciduous trees. Within this forest, as the leaves were just beginning to change colour and fall, was the local fair with all the rides and kids attractions!
After seeing some kids ...
Spain and Dali Museum (Tim)
... picked up a lovely looking cake and gave it to the shopkeeper who replied "crema?" Caroline and I looked at each other - "I think she means do we want cream ?"I said - "Si" I replied at which point the woman looked at me as if if I was mad and wrapped the cake in decorative paper. We then selected a bottle of catalunyan red wine - the lady asked me something similar - "non" I randomly replied ...
The Further North You Go, the Stranger it Gets
¡Buenos Días Compañeros! After our lovely stay in Barcelona, we drove up the very twisty coast to visit the land of Salvador Dalí. We were lucky enough to stay in a beautiful hotel with a view of the Cadaqués harbor from the balcony while we enjoyed the...eccentric art of Salvador Dalí. We saw both the theater museum and his home, and it's something one really can't describe. There's everything from stuffed polar bears draped ...
Calonge to I'Estratit to Cadaques to Berger
... journey to get there. We hadn't realise the road to Cadaques was so bad and busy and had planned to travel back on our selves to stay at Roses. No bloody way was that happening! We very nearly stayed in the carpark over night to put off the journey back. We decided to leave Cadaques and make the 2 and a half hour journey to Berger that day rather than on Saturday. After getting back over the Cadaques road the roads were delightful. That lasted about an hour and ...
Barcelona to Calogne
... it wasn't that busy. Leaving Tossa de Mar we drove to 6 different campsites, the one we are at now (due to leave in a minute) was the only one open! Camping International de Calogne is a huge site, very well kept with the best showers I have ever been in. Hopefully this is what to expect at all sites we visit. Today we are travelling the coastline to Le'Startit. My camera is coming out so more photos next ...