October 9. We spent the day in County Cork driving from Skibbereen around to Baltimore and Union Hall, and then onto Kinsale via the Drombeg Stone Circle and the Timoleague Friary […]
I love taking backroads – somehow I find them more interesting than the ‘big’ sights of an area. On the way to Mansilla de la Sierra we were frequently stopped […]
To me it seems that France has been more diligent than most countries in preserving its heritage. Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, just up from the plage (beach) at Cap Hornu, has a well-preserved medieval city dating back to the […]
The main point of interest in Mogrovejo was a 13th century tower that was down a wooded pathway. Al ventured down the path and I followed a minute later after stopping to […]
The road leading into the village of Brez, high up in the Picos de Europa. Two dogs coming running out to greet us. This village had stone barns galore. Along […]
Bulnes is supposed to be the last village in Spain that can not be reached by road. Instead one takes a funicular from Poncebos up to the village which was surprisingly […]
11:30 pm October 7, 2014. After a morning spent exploring the Playa de Catedrales we followed the coast a little further along, stopping in at a few more playas on the way. The beach next […]
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