Victoria Playa Almunecar
Avda Amelia Sanchez de Alcazar s/n Almunecar, Andalusia, 18690, Spain and Canary Islands
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Collado de Umbrales
... over four hours after eating the first one, and reflect on the fact that I was wise enough not to pass up that early opportunity to eat part of my food! Photographs of the whole group are taken - Antonio says he gets paid according to the number of people who turned up and presumably he needs photographic evidence to prove that as many as 30 were mad enough to undertake this strenuous marathon!From La Presa, the map shows a path alongside the Chillar, but it's ...
Unbelievable natural beauty
From Malaga up the coast to Torrox Costa on a local bus. We passed beach town after beach town in our 75 minute ride. We got picked up at our stop by our host for three days, Linda. She is the first member of the travel club we are staying with, besides Margherita a B&B business. The organization is 5W, Women Welcome Women World Wide, a group that was founded some 25 or 30 years ago in UK to help women travelling, mainly alone, to ...
Collado de los Civiles
... path.
At first, all goes well as I descend towards the track - the path is steeper than the ascent route, but still well-made. But gradually it becomes more and more overgrown as it gets nearer the track - the same pattern as before! Before long I'm struggling through thick undergrowth again - that's until I reach a narrow barranco crossing the path, which doesn't seem to continue on the other side of it. There seems to be no choice other than to take to the ...
Cielo
Cielo is the mountain which dominates the Nerja skyline. Its name means "Sky" and in view of the fact that it's an impressive 1508m above the beaches, you can understand why it got the name. From the town, it looks like a true mountain - symmetrical and conical, with no other challengers to its predominance. But in fact, Cielo is really only the end of a long ridge leading roughly southwards from Navachica, which is actually the highest peak at this end of ...
South to Granada
... strict time basis: relatively short crossing periods are followed by long intervals favouring cars, tempting jaywalking but only for those who know the junction and from which direction a vehicle might come accelerating around a corner. Police are more seriously tooled up here than the scooter riders of Seville, patrolling both narrow and wide streets on motor cycles.
Despite (or maybe because of) the policing the streets are relaxed. They come alive ...



