Exeter airport

Small. Apparently compulsory to smoke next to the no smoking signs rather than walk 10 yards to the designated smoking area. And streams of effing and blinding too.
Another highlight. Chap inMeer informatie
Sierra Espuna

First walk. Meant to be 10.5 miles but somehow turned into 13. And we cut out the hard bit. But too long for first time out. Pretty without being spectacular. Lots of flowers, some cultivated fruitMeer informatie
Flowers for Margaret

Hello Margaret. Caroline tells me you sometimes look at this, so thought you might be interested in some of these. Some of the flowers seen in Spain this week.
Includes what appears to be some purpleMeer informatie
El Berro

Pretty little village. 1 hotel, 2 bars (only open weekends?), and campsite with beer, coke n icecream
Walk to Gebas and back

Walk about 7.5 miles through woods over hill to village of Gebas. Care shut and not much else there. Some tricky sections of path on way back as path was old water channel and 1-2 places had steepMeer informatie
Campsite cuisine

Food at hotel very good. But set menu and only available at 20.30. so wandered round to campsite for meal of chicken wings, pizza n beer with ice cream pudding. All perfectly acceptable and withMeer informatie
Albacate, Fiat.

Car warning light and loud pinging noise telling us we had a brake issue. Useless car hire co (Centauro) suggesting getting new brake pads (car only done 4000 KMS), the to drive to Madrid for new car.Meer informatie
Alarcon

Another fantastic fortified clifftop village set on a loop of the river. Local artist painted many murals, including a lot of cats, all over town, a la Banksy (but before Bansky i think).
ParadorMeer informatie
Segobria choclate success

Driving along an unexpected road (due to C inputting the wrong town into Satnav) and spotted signs to Segobria Archaeological site. So stopped in for a quick look - Old Roman capital with someMeer informatie
Cuenca

As with many towns in this region, Cuenca is built on a rocky outcrop over the river. Some remarkable overhanging buildings and views. And an interesting bridge with slightly uncomfortably lowerMeer informatie
Serrania de Cuenca

One of the best. Superb walk, scenery, route and scores of vultures. Top rated. From the village of Una, only 6.5 miles but an outstanding walk. The route heads up a canyon, around the rim, pastMeer informatie
Vulture view

Vulture point. Part of the serrania de Cuenca walk from Una. Amazing scenery and fantastic viewpoint on rock overlooking vulture roosts.
Albarracin take 2

Passed through 2 years ago but didn't stay, so decided to come back for another go. Best meal of the trip.
Completely unintelligible hotel matey provided some entertainment. What is the equivalentMeer informatie
Red Canyon - mind the explosives

We tried to find this 2 years ago, but failed. Found it this time. Decent walk but not top draw. 1 section punctuated by several signs warning of explosive ordinance left over from Battle of Teruel inMeer informatie
Morella or less

Yet another spectacular Spanish fortified hill town. Didn't quite get the vibe of some other places but may merit a return. Quite touristy, but well preserved with a hill top castle (closed), greatMeer informatie
Tarragona, not Siberia

C decided Tarragona was a place to stop en route to BCN. One , thought, Tarragona, deemed as an acceptable herb, comes from here so food might be ok. Turns out Tarragon is from Siberia.
Romans wereMeer informatie
It's all gone Brest up

Our flight from BCN was 2 hours late, but that is a major improvement on the rest of the group who had their flight cancelled. They will fly tomorrow from LGW to Nantes. We had private transfer on 65Meer informatie
Concarneau

An unexpected benefit. Hadn't heard of Concarneau before this cruise. The old town is a well preserved walled town that includes the fishing museum (loved it) and plenty of restaurants, creperies andMeer informatie
Ocean Nova. Doh!

Ocean Nova was anchored near us off Tresco. On return from our Tresco excursion we noticed she appeared to be listing. As tide went out it became apparent that she was aground. Ran her engines andMeer informatie
Scilly

Arrived on Ocean Albatros and moored offshore between Sy Marys and Tresco Islands. A beautiful cloudless day. Took local tender ashore and joined a short walking tour of Hugh Town. A narrow strip ofMeer informatie
An upright gentleman

Two in fact. The unusual wide gravestone in St Mary's old church graveyard is because the gentleman in question was buried upright! He wanted to keep an eye on his lady friend across the bay so theMeer informatie
Tresco Gardens
