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El Puerto: Hola and adios in the same breath
... by the cathedral, churches, arches and historically significant buildings as the tourist manual told me to be. Instead I most enjoyed observing the cat colonies sunbathing on the rocks, an epic sandcastle and walking along the coast with the sun beating and a gorgeous vista. One really helpful thing about Cadiz was the painted lines on the ground indicating paths for 4 different walking tours. Makes life easy for ...
Donana National Park
... and was really enjoyable. By the time we returned it was after one and we ended to get going to Seville via some shops and lunch. We found a supermarket leaving town and succumbed to Mc D's next door - which was actually really good - much nicer in terms of food and decor than any in NZ. A longish drive helped by listening to Alex Rider audiobooks and just before sunset we arrived at our next site on the edge of ...
Cadiz and El Puerto
... interspersed with plazas. The old town is quite small so you're never too far away from the sea. The cathedral was beautiful and we had an excellent Pescados frittas lunch served in a paper cone for . So good that I went back for more calamari and ate my fill. We wandered around the town and ended up at the main beach which the boys loved although it too cold for a swim ...
Tio Pepe
... of the mirrors, the operator was able to zoom the camera in order to view objects more than 2 kilometers away with surprising clarity. This camera is considered one of the inventions that led to photography because 18th century artists would trace over the projected image to create incredibly realistic landscape "photos." It was very cool and really did seem like you were watching a movie of ...
Tio Pepe's Sherry
... floor of the train and extending our bodies towards the tidy grape bushels, with friends holding onto our feet in order to keep us from falling off. My friends El and Max never cease to entertain the rest of us, so after the train, they saw a huge golf cart and decided it would be a great idea to hop in it and take it for a spin. After struggling to turn the cart on for a couple of seconds, it lurched forward and rammed into the concrete wall in front of us. Nice one guys. ...
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