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Slippery Tales of Wetness
... I threw my bike to the side and ran towards the carnage. There I found the car lying on its rooftop, smashed into a tree with a big smoke cloud rising up from its engine. The car was completely wrecked. Inside I heard a girl sobbing and through the broken glass windows I could see her sitting on the inside roof of her car. I tried opening the front doors but learned right there that doors open slightly upwards, meaning you can´t open a door on a ...
You and I left our troubles far behind
... our good new friend from Melbourne Alex in the park. We did have a good time looking at the Serrania de Rhonda Mountains on the way.
Then we pumped it to the destination city of Granda, we heard a lot about how it was Moorish and then it wasn't but no one really paid any attention to what will be the high light of tomorrow. Lots of wandering around the city. We went to these two great bars with Tapas. Had a awesome platter with another couple so ...
DRIVING THE SOUTH COAST TO GRANADA
Sunday
Weather: As usual, cool and sunny
Journey: Tarifa, Malaga to Granada- 280kms
We packed quickly and quietly as our host was sleeping when we left Tarifa at 10.00. Our car was parked in a nearby street and we tried a few things with our suitcases so that ...
Une escapade au Nord pour les Fêtes
... la première, la barrière de langue qui était plus importante que je ne l'aurais cru (mais c'est moins pire qu'en Chine quand même), et la deuxième, l'absence de limite de vitesse sur les autoroutes. Coup d'oeil au tableau de bord, 180 km/h. Euhhhh...hein? Ah oui, j'avais oublié ça....
Enfin, tout s'est très bien passé, celui qui ne parlait pas du tout anglais m'a même acheté un père Noel en chocolat tellement il avait l'air de se sentir mal de pas ...
Tapas, tapas, tapas
... to say we decided that we would just bar hop and try out a few places and dinner would sort itself out. We wandered along Elvira Street, which is the main street in the old town that is lined with tapas bars and restaurants and little souvenir stores and seemed to be where all the action was. Granada’s old town has quite a hippy-ish feel to it. Very laid back, the old town is a labyrinth of windy little cobblestone streets with the chic modern city on one side and the mountains ...
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