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
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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Ojos Negros – Tunnel Vision
Having made the decision to come all the way back, it was interesting passing by the spot I had stayed at last night, and those
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Ojos Negros – Aragon’s Amazing Hills
As you cross the border between Valencia and Aragon there are some amazing rock formations, particularly the colours. I’ve decided I will make it back
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Ojos Negros – On the Way Back
I’ve decided to head back rather than go all the war to the end of the line. I was probably about 15-20 miles short but
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Ojos Negros – Nothing for Miles, Then Mad Max
Ok, so Teruel turned out to be a disappointment. All there was were old station buildings and no town. It was there somewhere off to
