Tierras de Moya Cuenca

... La Tostada. Great place! I guess it is the equivalent to the Italian bruchetta. This place can make anything on the tostada and that is why called La Tostada :)

I loved Olgas company and her friends. This girl has got lots and lots of girlfriends who are like me and her love to travel! I cannot wait for my next trip.

Once saying goodbye to these 6 girls, Olga got me to another place which don't know the name. We met ...

... et voir le Protugal et l'Espagne (et l'Europe en general) pendant que l'on peut marcher et monter des marches. Lorsqu'on ne le peut plus, on pourra aller aux Etats-Unis! Je ne sais pas comment les pauvres vieux ici font pour survivre dans ces rues inegales, ces marches sans arret, ces collines de la mort qui n'en finissent plus et ces rues si etroites qu'une voiture et un pieton ne peuvent cohabiter!!!

... decente abierta durante todo el día. El resto eran un par de bares un tanto "indeseables", aunque el "Lonely Planet" los considera muy typical Spanish (no tienen ni idea...). Aún así, cuenca puso un buen fin a nuestra aventura pues, como hemos experimentado en muchas ocasiones, la lluvia te ayuda a parar, pensar y a darte carrerilla para empezar de nuevo. Esta vez será haciendo el camino de vuelta a casa.

... prochainement. Plus tard en apres midi, c'est vers un autre versant qu'on est allé grimper, mais lá sur un chemin qui n'en avait pas l'air, mais qui au bout, nous a recompensé avec une superbe vue. Magnifique!!!!!!!! Voilá pour aujourd'hui. Ce soir, resto au dernier etage de l'hotel, avec vue sur la ville !!!! Demain, levé tòt pour retour á Toledo et rendre l'auto. La fin des vacances approche !!!! Hasta luego

It took us over 2 and a half hours to get to Cuenca, not because of any timetabled meanderings, but rather because for some reason the driver insisted upon leaving the Autovia (motorway) at every junction, driving round its roundabout and returning to the principal route. Maybe he was waiting for the rain to stop. If so, it didn´t and we duly arived in Cuenca bus station in the midst of a downpour. After briefly ...

Salut á vous, La nuit derniére a été horrible ! Peu dormis et ce matin, je me suis levé malade!!! Mal de tète, mal au ventre! Je pense que c'est á cause d'un plat á l'ail d'hier soir que j'ai mangé. Avant de prendre la route, direction la pharmacie. Le pharmacien m'a donné des cachets pour la tète et pour la digestion. Ca tombe mal car on avait presque 300 km de route á faire. On a pris la route mais une pause dodo s'est fait ressentir en court de route ! J'ai ...

... situation. Just after we bought our train tickets these two police officers asked us for our passports then they took our passports and called HQ. I have no idea what was said but apparently we passed. This is also where my camera stopped working. Well it works but I just don't have any more room left on my card. **** camera.

When we finally reached Cuenca we drove up a steep street looking for parking. We squeezed into a spot and without thinking Chantal killed the engine. We all realized her mistake a second later when the car rolled down the hill and slammed into the car in front of us. "Oh ****!" Chantal yelled as she turned the key and backed off. A man was quickly walking up the street towards us. Was that his car? *** Sunday ...

... me as a "lucky *******". * * * * * * Cuenca has an old city separated from the new part. The old part looks very historical, with full of medieval monuments to see. The cathedral was the most memorable to me beside the Casas Colgadas (hunging houses). The Cathedral is huge but not well-decorated. However, I had a feeling that the place was sacred. I'm not a religious person, but I could feel it. Seriously speaking, I was scared of its ...

... it's no good". Then the voice from the interphone got louder; -°°àààà**+++^^"à2à#############!!!!!!! I shouted back; "Thanks! Bye!" The voice was gone. After that I managed to find a nice cheap hostal with a very friendly owner. Now I would like to remind you again that English is not widely spoken in Spain and attempting to speak in Spanish is always more welcomed and practical. TBC Llubio de beso, KEI