Finally got around to that walk today, a variation on the walk from new years day, again passing through Campanilles, but going up via Font
Month: January 2012
A Night Out on the Tapas
My word, our first half decent evening out since leaving home! After failing to get out for a walk today, we decided the wander into
A Tale of a Spanish Hullabaloo
A day of indoor action (oh err!) today as Spain finally delivered a variation to the weather. We’ve had windy spells here on an off
A Castle, Vogons, The Unemployed, and a River Bed
Enough sitting in front of the computer, which has been necessary for the last couple of days to take care of admin and investigating things
Roof Top Panorama
The view from the roof of the van. Got a bit too much of the ground in it unfortunately, but hopefully you get the idea!
The End of The World is Nigh
All day we’ve had some pretty spectacular skies. It’s been cloudier than normal although still warm, around 20 degrees. The local mountains seem adept at
Colourful Prose in Celebration of the Bicycle
I’m continuing to read [Thomas Stevens](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Stevens_(cyclist)) autobiographical account of his circumnavigation of the globe by bicycle, between 1884 and 1886, the first person to have
Any Budding Geologists Out There That Can Identify This?
The stretch of coast here that forms part of the Sierra d’Irta National Park has some very interesting geology right along the coastal margins. It’s
A Short Cycle Along the Coast
Chores done this morning. Another round of clothes washing taken care of by the campsite machines, and the van got a new year treat of
New Year, Same Hill, Different Mode of Transport
After a quiet night in, disturbed only by the Germans and a phone call by a certain someone (who shall remain nameless) who couldn’t remember