Sport Hotel Pas de la Casa
C/ Bearn, 20, 22, 24 Pas de la Casa, Andorra
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Needs More Cowbell
... for ****** 7 month old sleep) 2-3 hour wakeup intervals. He's been taking three naps, even though he dropped the third nap at home (for the most part), but this seems to make up for a slightly short night. This past night, however, we had teething pain. The night was pretty awful until we finally busted out the baby Tylenol. And in the morning, we discovered the tell-tale blister where his upper right front tooth is about to erupt. All ...
Andorra Zaragoza yolu, Organya`da ogle yemegi
... yemek yiyip yola dusmek derdindeyim ama saygiyla ve ilgiyle dinledim kendisini. Valla zor kurtuldum. Kadinin tarif ettigi restauranta yururken lokal insanlarin yedigi bir restaurant gorduk ve oraya girdik. Iceride 10 kisi kadar var. Ufak lokal bir yer. Kimse Ingilizce bilmiyor. Garson hic bilmiyor :-) O sekilde Ispanyolca menuden yemeklerimizi sectik. Sagolsun diger masalardakiler biraz yardimci oldu. Biranda restaurantta ilgi bizim ustumuzde ...
ANDORRA 2. GUN
... birde fransiz`larin subattaki okul tatilinde geliyorlarmis.
10 km kadar daha dag yolundan (yokus yukari) gidip karla bulustuk. Guzel selaleler gorduk. Biraz kartopu oynayip tekrar merkeze donduk. Kiliseyi ziyaret ettik.
Sonra 80 cm boyunda bir Noel Babasatin aldik. Biraz da Chrismis susleri, sigara, icki, vs... Otelin tavsiye ettigi termal havuza gittik. adam basi 35 euro. Brosurunu inceledik ama ufak bir havuz. 70 euroya degmez. Sonra dolasa dolasa guzel ...
The Pyrenees, not Paris
When you speak to people who have travelled to France, I guarantee that most of them will say they have been to Paris, and Paris only. So when we decided to visit France for the first time, we were off to the Pyrenees, not Paris. Why the Pyrenees, why not? So after hiring a car in Spain and driving up from Madrid into the Pyrenees, we were over the moon that we chose the Pyrenees not Paris for our first visit to France.
When people go to Paris, they often enter ...
A little train, a great journey - and more
It was another fine morning and we had no need of a lie in, so after a splendid Falgars breakfast we were off, pausing only to admire some lizards that were already soaking up the sun on some rocks below the car park.
We completely missed the Jardins Artiga, a quite major work by Antoni Gaudi, on our 2010 visit so we asked for directions before leaving the hotel and were told that the most amusing approach was via the novelty train that departs from just outside ...



