Cortijo Molino Los Justos
Travel Blogs from Algarinejo
Cerro de la Cruz (or perhaps not)
... the Dehesa - which is a good thing, as it turns out that the remainder of the road has obviously been closed for some months! Not as a result of the rain, but there's a major drainage scheme being built, which has resulted in what used to be a decent track being turned into a pile of mud. So it takes over half an hour of gentle uphill walking to reach the Dehesa.
The Dehesa is an attractive open area beneath the limestone cliffs. One cliff ...
Enjoying Mountain Life
... There are several pretty hilltop (mountainside?) villages that can be seen from the secondary highways. Even in areas that don't appear to be friendly for construction, you can see beautiful villas.
We are off to Granada to see the Al Hambra ...
Roadtrip!
... hilly and mountainous terrain, the freeways are remarkably efficient. The posted speed recommendation is usually 120k so travelling at 140k is not terribly out of bounds.
Val
We arrived at Casa Bellavista in late afternoon. The drive from town (Riogordo) is described by the family ...
Getting ready to meet Carol and Graham
... Also the usual restaurant as well and of course the shop to buy baguettes.
More soccer matches on tonight but we cannot get reception on our tv on that channel. They have got a big screen at the restaurant but we can't be bothered to go there. Will read instead.
A very quiet day but enjoyable just the same. Tomorrow will be interesting, Malaga is a big place and we do not drive through many of those. Basil do your stuff.
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Rock it!
... of Villanueva de la Concepción,
It is known for it's unusual limestone rock formations within El Torcal Park's 17 square km (6.5 sq miles) are some of the most beautiful and impressive limestone landscapes in Europe. The whole area was under sea until one hundred million years ago. Then the violent movements of the Earth's crust forced it upward into hills and mountains up to 1.300 m, ...
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