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Help me Ronda, help help me Ronda!
... away, will take a while to get to because the road is windy. We decide we will go there tomorrow. This afternoon we have to make a few Skype calls, which end up being fruitless because the embassy in Rome keep telling us they a busy right now and go away and call us another time......pretty painful given how hard it is for us to make a call in the first place! When we finish playing embassy games, we go out into Ronda once more and ...
Rain in Spain doesn't fall only on the plain
... so we decide to go there for a couple of days before we finish in London and go ahead and book the flights. Next we will have to get from Dublin to London, but that will be at least a tiny bit easier. It is raining and raining. Here we are in the south of Spain in the beautiful seaside resort of Malaga and it hasn't stopped raining. Looks like walk along the water front is off the agenda. We end up going into town to a ...
The road to Ronda
... us some of the areas to go shopping and have a Spanish version of high tea. The homes are lovely, mostly white washed, but some different colors. There are beautiful flowers and it's all very green.
Due to the financial situation in Spain, there are many homes for sale and apparently you can get quite a bargain. Condo's that used to be 250,000 euros are now in the low 100,000's. This could qualify for an episode of "House ...
Part 2: The Irishman bites the dust
... boys, young and old, in the corner under the Spanish senorita naked girlie poster – I wonder what mama thinks of that.
Thursday and Friday, Day 5 & 6 – partly rained out.
It seems there is an unusual weather front that is blanketing Spain (from north to south – including Barcelona which is by my account in the southern Mediterranean J - that one is for Adrian). Flash floods with images of cars washed into gullies on the news in the ...
Andalucian Cycling: Part 1
... a Cycle, picked us up and after a 1 ½ hour drive into the Andalucía hills, we arrived at Montecorto. For our first night,we stayed at Cortijo Salinas, a picturesque whitewashed hotel, complete with bullring (but no bull), in the nearby hills. After a lovely meal, a little Spanish wine,and a jet lagged Melatonin induced sleep we woke to a crisp, clear, blazing blue sky morning. A&V’s bikes were brought over and set up, Andy assembled ours in a jiff, and off we ...
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