Villa de Canfranc Huesca
Av. Fernando El Catolico, 17, Canfranc Huesca, Aragón, 22880, Spain and Canary Islands
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Bilbao, città splendida e amara
... aperitivo domenicale risuonava delle note dei musicisti tradizionale ed era impregnato dell’odore di fritto e di pesce, le tapas che i camerieri pubblicizzavano con urla dal tono profondo. Questo melange di antico e moderno, di culturale e conviviale, mi ha assolutamente affascinato, e spero che sarà questo che mi ricorderò maggiormente di Bilbao, e non quello che è seguito. Infatti quando sono tornato al camper, ho trovato la portiera forzata e mi sono reso conto ...
We are still talking!
... spoils us. Through pleasant Basque villages and up to the high spot of the day, El Alto del Perdon, where the path of the wind meets the path of the stars. Tim eto stop for water and admire the view. Along the way conversations with Australians, French, Spanish and Brazilian people.
The sun shows no mercy and at times there is so little shade. Who are we to ...
Camino del Pirineo
Salimos a las 8 de la mañana desde Tarragona dirección al pirineo de Huesca, concretamente a la población de Fiscal,cerca del valle de Ordesa.
Llegamos al camping Rivera del Ara a las 12 a.m. Pudo haber sido un poco antes pero me despiste ...
A week in Europe - Day 1
... free feel that you got by flying between these destinations. In reality you probably only need to arrive 30 minutes prior to departure.
From Pau, I had organised a hire car for the week to travel around. This was also easy to collect upon arrival at the airport, unfortunately we were given a Nissan Micra. Lukily there was only 2 of us and we are neither overweight nor that fussed about cars. It had a/c, 4 wheels, a stereo and actually turned out to be ...
First Steps of my New Pilgrimage
... still in Canada where I had left just over 24 hours before. I hadn't necessarily given myself any time to come to the realization that I was in Spain before embarking on El Camino. However perhaps it was better to suddenly re-immerse myself into the experience without giving myself time to contemplate it.
By around 7am the sun started to appear as did other pilgrims. At 5:30am in the morning I was the sole pilgrim walking. I was certain of that. But not long ...



