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Horse Riding
... at the back by mistake at one point so it decided to canter sideways down the road to get back to the front.
Once back at the stables we headed out for lunch and then a few of us decided to do the walk back to Castano with Sasha (Craig's wife). The walk was good to stretch our legs after the riding and had some really nice scenery.
We had dinner in the usual place tonight before crashing out for the night tired and achey.
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My First and Last Experience of Biking
... over.
After lunch we had the option of doing an off-road ride or walking the rest of the way, a few of us opted for the walking. We met up with the others at Cortelazor and had a quick drink then some of us got a taxi back to Castano and some did an extra ride.
In the evening we just went to the usual restaurant where the barman got to know us before another late night.
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Walking to Aracena
... a picture) and then we arrived in Aracena about 9 and a half hours later absolutely shattered.
At Aracena we were supposed to visit the caves but we arrived too late so instead we headed for Castle Hill....as if we hadn't walked enough by this point. We climbed Castle Hill and had great views of the town before we explored a bit more and then went for dinner.
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Iberia Experience
... our Tour Leader, met the last few passengers who'd met at Seville and travelled to Posada del Castano, our guesthouse in Castano del Robledo. The guesthouse is owned by our Tour Leader and his wife and you essentially stay in their home. It's really traditional and we got settled into our rooms before heading out to the restaurant for a very late dinner (or very early breakfast) before getting back at about 2 am ready for the first long day of walking the next day.
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Ruta de la Plata, Day 1
This is a top pick!
... food so at 40ishKs, we stopped in a village for a bocadillo.
Back on the road, we took off following a long meandering road which went on forever. Eventually, there was a sign for the Sierra del Norte National Park, so we headed in there. It was very pretty and also had some very fast downhills, but all good things do come to an end and we had to go up. The only way up was to push, but at the top, the views were great.
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