Woke up about 5:30am and a little chilly but not too bad. More to do with the hard floor. For the most part I was
Tag: Spain
Ojos Negros – A Tale of Two Viaducts
The picture shows viaducts built for both the new (left) and old (right) railway lines spanning opposite ends of a small valley. The old railway
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Ojos Negros – A Desirable Residence
Came across this desirable little pad but sadly a little too early in the day. It might serve well for tomorrow night on the return
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Ojos Negros – My Room For The Night
Well, here it is, no expense spared, my luxury accommodation for the night. It’s a little hermit hovel built into the side of a cutting.
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Ojos Negros – Viaducts and Wind Turbines
Slower than expected going. The climb to Barracas was steeper than expected. It’s weird cycling on a rail bed, you think it should be level
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Ojos Negros – Tunnels and Reservoirs
Here are the first few pics of the day, about an hour of cycling and only 6.5 miles on the clock, though have just stopped
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Ojos Negros – Here I Go!
Ok I’m off for a little adventure. Something of a late start (11am) after getting all the kit checked out, but there you go!
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Are Churches Welcoming?
I always get confused by churches. You’d think they’d be welcoming places, but what with all the solemnity and the gaudy over the top brashness,
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How Many Zebras Were They Expecting?
Possibly the worlds largest and most confusing zebra crossing.
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Valencian Tapas
Valencia is just what you might expect. Relatively compact European city with the usual collection of churches and museums and historical buildings, mostly of what
