Sol Toledo
Azacanes, 15 Toledo, Castile-La Mancha, 45003, Spain and Canary Islands
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Hotel Sol, Toledo
Today I cycled from Madrid to Toledo. It didn't rain, so that was good. I took the back roads and stopped at a small town called Lominchar for lunch. I had a custard pastry, half a bag of ring-shaped maize crisps, a Kinder Bueno and a can of Fanta. Breakfast consisted of a pain aux raisins, a croissant and a latte - 'Café con leche'. Pre-breakfast …
Chasing a Feeling
It was a good thing that we had 2.5 hours to connect flights - the lineups for customs, security, and baggage claim were huge! I was absolutely grilled by the customs guy. Mary stepped up first and was asked "Traveling alone, or with THAT guy???" After she nodded yes he ominously beckoned me over like I was being called to the Principal's office. " …
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Toledo Ole!
... and convents that seem to be more abundant than regular houses. There is strike all over Spain today (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10261567) and it's Tuesday. Not sure which of the two makes for a very 'tranquillo' day, barely any tourists. It is pleasantly sunny, perfect weather, my dad would call this. Don Quixote wouldn't have had enough wind to get scared of the La Mancha windmills.
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