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Hotel Terminus Puigcerda

Placa Estacio, 2 Puigcerda, Catalonia, 17520, Spain and Canary Islands

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Needs More Cowbell

A travel blog entry by dyer0930

... note -- an American menu, i.e. a listing of everything he had to offer, not to be confused with the 'set menu' or special.) After asking if he spoke English (Haha, NO!) we inquired about the E9.50 set menu as best we could in Spanish, and he indicated (in Spanish or Catalan, hard to say) that the E9.50 set menu was no longer available (even though the sign was RIGHT THERE!). Instead, he had an E10.50 set TAPAS menu. He pointed to a page in ...

ANDORRA 2. GUN

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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... Bizim gorduklerimiz sevimli, rahat yardimsever birazda mahcup insanlar.

Ulkenin tum geliri turizmden. Bir tek ufak bir kredi karti uretim yeri varmis. Hayvancilik`ta ileriymis. Hayvanlar dogal ortamda otladiklarindan etleri lezzetli.

Yemekten sonra biraz daha turlayip sonra arabaya gittik. Malesef Fransiz sim carti burda cekmiyor. O yuzden otelde iphone`a haritayi yukleyip ciktik yola. 10 km kadar uzaklikta 2 kasaba gezdik. Ortalik sakin, turistler ...

A9 Motorway to the Little Yellow Train

A travel blog entry by docandjill

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Pics as promised..Took about 200. culled it to 120....heres a sample.

Couple of comments . The battlements around Villefrance are fully covered in, including a roof. Pretty good fortifications, cant be attacked from the top and the "shoot ...

A little train, a great journey - and more

A travel blog entry by penguinchris

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... drinks from the station bar and then headed back down when the train set off again.

Back in the car, our next destination was the highland village of Castellar de n'Hug, several kilometres up a steep and winding road. On the way we passed the nicely located Hotel Font del Llobregat, built next to a waterfall that now passes under the road, where stopped for a few photos before continuing to the village.

There's a large car park just as you reach ...

More Marmots (and some cider)

A travel blog entry by penguinchris

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... of experience and decided that it was, at best, misleading. The route it suggests is appealing because it crosses the upland pasture where the marmots live, but this is not the way to go. You need to head left of the sign, up the rocky, steeper, slope where you will eventually find the proper path (there’s a wooden signpost higher up that you might be able to pick out) and of course you could look at the map and try to do it properly.

There were several groups ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Terminus