Las Salegas del Maguillo
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The Route of the Nazrids
... The town itself is comprised of some very narrow and extremely steep streets which we attempted to navigate but soon gave up and pressed on tho our Parador for the night which was some 25 kms further on into the national park along some steep and winding mountain roads. Our views of the surrounding mountains were somewhat hampered by the weather although it was clearing a little, providing us with some hope for the next day! We were still impressed though with te limited glimpses we ...
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... vibrant and noisy and full of energy and hustle and bustle, fantastic! Further on up the hill is the remains of the old castle and a great vantage point to look back over the valley and admire the surroundings. The old town is quaint and some of the buildings are really old. Paul is pleased to see that some of the old homes have been reprinted so that their renovation is sympathetic with their neighbors. Unfortunately not all the renovations are always in keeping like ...
Chasing Dragons, I Mean, Windmills
... fierce dragons! We enjoyed the beautiful view from the top of the hill where we could stand next to the old windmills and look out into the distance and see modern wind energy windmills! We also had a delicious snack of "country food" at the bottom of the hill before driving off into the sunset in our red volvo. Your Dragon Chasing Adventurers, Katherine, Zack, Ginger and ...
Anchovies,asparagus or artichokes! (Caroline)
... campsite receptionists can speak English, German and french very well. After we arrived late , to a fairly ugly site we thought we'd treat ourselves to some food out. We set off in daylight at 7 pm along the water front which after the first 10 mins was quite pleasant. We headed to a restaurant recommended again in the Rough Guide. On the way the along the waterfront path we got a great display of male Spanish stroppyness/ assertiveness. A man on his bike ...
Granada, and the Heritage of Spain
... castle is high on a hill than dominates Granada. Giving in to time restraints (and not wanting to wear myself out so early in the day), I catch the Number 30 bus at Plaza Nueve in the heart of the old city to make the run up the hill to the complex entrance. This is one of Spain's most popular attractions with 20-million visitors a year! From at least April through September, it's impossible to get in without a reservation, but luckily, they have a ...
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