Hospederia Senorio de Casalarreina
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Swords and El Greco
... go into one of these and soon I was running from one sword welding boy to another trying to prevent serious injury my authority being undermined by the sales assistant who was encouraging this - "is alright, is alright" ! Eventually the boys were persuaded that we would not let them buy a real sword but we relented enough to let Ollie buy a miniature. Lunch was followed by a trip to yet another ...
Are there meth labs in Tomolloso?
... us out, but I'm glad when we find the vineyard is either closed or closed down, it's kind of hard to tell in this back end of the town, however I think the local meth lab is across the street. Which might actually explain why the cellar door has closed, too much competition! I'm quite happy when we get out of there and go find a cafe to have something to eat. The cafe is also modern and we are very puzzled, the town seems virtually deserted and yet there is all this ...
The lakes
... were not having any of it! It took several attempts before I plucked up enough courage to jump but I’m glad I did. We had the place pretty much to ourselves on Wednesday but by Thursday afternoon ( bank holiday Friday) hundreds of people had arrived and set up tables and chairs and were picnicking on every available area of grass or beach. Looked like it was particularly popular with young Spanish, lots of groups of boys and girls ...
9 Lakes
... all went out for a swim and me and dad jumped of 4 metre high rocks and dad only just having the nerves to do it. When we got home down couldn’t find his car keys so we had a very stressful hour of intense searching but then dad checked his pockets and voilà. The next a day we went for a swim but it was heaving with people so we only had a short ...
Day 20 No compriendo
... until I came across this one. Clean, 3 stars and under £35.
I did try to converse in the bar over cake, pickled fish and beer, but I am ashamed to say my understanding of spoken Spanish seems to have evaporated and my brain seems locked in French mode. I hope the 3 or so years of Spanish can be unlocked in the future - should have brushed up before I left.
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