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Torres Girona

C/ Camprodon, 14, Arbucies Girona, Catalonia, 17401, Spain and Canary Islands

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2011/2012

A travel blog entry by travellin.light

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It was such a last minute decision to enjoy a winter break that we literally had to organize everything for our departure in two days. It's a miracle that, so far anyway, we have not been missing anything vital!

We had a wonderful Christmas in Glasgow, enjoying a delicious Christmas dinner cooked by Marianne and Scott. That was certainly a change for me! Thanks also to all the "youngsters" for ...

From one sort of 'mad' to another

A travel blog entry by rmhtraveller

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... which was severley damaged during the civil war in Spain in the 1930s, and restored/rebuilt by Dali. Situated opposite the church where he was baptised and later buried from, the museum has an interesting facade, using symbols that Dali used throughout his art - such as the bread and eggs.
The museum was fabulous, and showcased many of his early artwork, including some examples from all the different 'periods' of his art-life. We were ...

Waiting for the train home

A travel blog entry by ourfamtrav

... travellers. It felt quite a long night with the lights coming in from the window. It was ok and we dozed for some of the night, read for some of it and stared into space for some of it. We awoke somewhat bleary eyed in paris had breakfast and headed for the London Eurostar
The end of a good journey and a month away.
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Day trip to Roses and Cadaques-Holiday wind down

A travel blog entry by diff54

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... we had available in Roses there was not a lot to see, and I think if we had longer we may have visited the Citadel and the Fort, but we may have also done what we ended up doing anyway-walking around the old town, and then sitting in a beachside café drinking cava.



Very easy to slow down here, sit back and relax and we managed to do that very ...

Perpignan & Collioure - Catalan delights

A travel blog entry by nealrover

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... It looks like the proprietor had probably died very recently and the shop was just left as it was. We could see the Lalique and he had been having a sale on as well but it was tantalizingly not to be this time.

We decide it is lunch time and go back to the square to choose. We decide on Delmar in the market square which has a good lunch menu and lots of tables under shade in the square and seems busy with locals. Lorna has a Nicois salad and I have the plat de jour which ...