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Wow, official Spanish "gefahr" s. We used Google Lense to translate your photo. Did you already know that barro is mud?
2 years agoYes, all year long, and especially in November, in Portland!
2 years agoI see in your entry to the city you took a roundabout route and missed biking over the pedestrianized Puente Romano, the 16 arched Roman bridge. You should really try to see it before you leave the city.
2 years agoSo beautiful. I could look at these views all year long and be a happy man.
2 years agoI remember reading about it. This route was okay, just bumpy and dusty. It was all rideable.
2 years agoI might have downloaded your route ;-)
2 years agoYes, that's exactly it. I would have thought the software would take such things into account, but no. We got the proof today when the route directed us the wrong way around a traffic circle.
2 years agoWell worth it!
2 years agoInteresting. I might have to try it if I see it on a menu.
2 years agoBeing able to indulge in such things is one of the joys of cycle touring.
2 years agoI think it's a campaign against gender violence. There have been signs and banners in most towns that seem to indicate that's what it's about.
2 years agoI'd heard that about willows. But there's no need to suck up water here, rather the opposite. Maybe they pulp them for paper?
2 years agoI got the idea from one of your journals. There's not a lot out there about cycling in Andalucía, perhaps because it's simply too hot when most people take vacations. The shorter days are a challenge, though.
2 years agoI created a Sicily itinerary last year, after we had to cancel our 2020 Italy trip. We were hoping to be able to travel again in early 2021 but knew we'd have to be home in May-June to sell our townhouse. Spring 2023 perhaps?
2 years ago
Wow!
2 years ago