A very agreeable day out on the bikes from Elche to Alicante and back along a cycle path (a lovely 4 metre wide one, perfectly
Month: January 2012
What Lazy Days
A perfectly lazy day today, a bit of a lie in, leisurely breakfast, reading, catchup on some work – yes I know is a Saturday,
Elche – Palm Trees and Shoes
We drove on to the town of Elche today, informed by our Spain guidebook as being renowned for Palm Trees and Shoes. An interesting combination
The Hill Town of Guadalest
What a beautiful place! The old town is tiny, and perched on a outcrop of rock in the middle of a stunning bowl shaped valley.
We Went Up a Hill and Came Down a Mountain
Montgó was its name. 753 metres to the summit, I’m not sure that qualifies as a [mountain](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain) but it certainly felt fairly mountainous. Particularly craggy
Deserted Village Outside Dénia
Once we had climbed the hill to the tower, across a small valley we could see an abandoned village. According to one of the info
Dénia
Relatively relentless rain all last night, compounded by being parked amongst pine trees that conspired to make the rain drops bigger and therefore noisier as
From marathons to mud running – The Extreme Sports Phenomenon
[BBC News – From marathons to mud running](http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16548236) > Marathon running has been booming for some time, triathlons have flourished recently and now people are
A Gentle Stroll Around Navajas
Not much energy for anything today, just happy to take it easy. I spent most of the morning doing the chores around the van, sweeping
On the Behavior of the iPhone Mute Switch
[On the Behaviour of the iPhone Mute Switch – Daring Fireball](http://daringfireball.net/2012/01/iphone_mute_switch_design) Cripes, is there intelligent life out there? It’s a frickin ‘mute’ switch, not a