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Good looking meals…thanks for sharing! Hope you’re enjoying your exploration of this region of Spain. You aren’t missing any good riding days here…atmospheric river and weather bombs are not encouraging terms to get you out the door for a ride!
2 years agoWhat?? I can’t believe you passed up a chance to ride that unpaved track. I thought I’d made it sound irresistable.
2 years agoThat’s amazing. I remember reading the story, but we chose it because it was literally down the stairs and around the corner from our accommodation. No danger of getting lost!
2 years agoThis place! This is the restaurant where I stranded Rachael 17 years ago. It’s one of our ‘favorite’ travel memories: https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/andalucia2004/cordoba/#17506_xwb5y11fju3gxk38m6k3vzctq8d
2 years agoLook at that blue sky, you are having great weather! We hope to head to southern Spain in April. I am enjoying your blog and taking notes! Thanks so much!
2 years agoHi,
This large chapel is the main church part of the cathedral. When we were there services were taking place. This part alone is supposed to be as big as the cathedral in Seville. The entire building was once the second largest mosque in all of Islam, which when you think of it, is pretty large. You got a lot of photos of things we didn’t see , probably because it’s easy to miss things in a place so immense.
I’m glad your hand is feeling better. What’s worse though is the feeling that you could have avoided the whole thing by just being more cautious, some thing that is very hard to do in the face of all the wonderful things to see. Not your fault, really. And being able to see a doctor and get an X-ray all in less than two hours, well that’s a story to impress most Americans and a fair amount of Europeans too!
Cheers,
Keith
Since Dodie is usually the one who falls, and Steve is the blog writer, the normal scenario on our trips is Dodie lying on the ground, Steve: stay there for a minute, I need a photo for the blog.
2 years agoOh no, not the walk and gawk injury. I had one of these in Paris which required 3 stitches to my face!
2 years agoGreat pictures!! And I’m glad your hand is getting better!
2 years agoBeautiful picture!
2 years agoI could figure out the “poor surface” warning but the mud one I looked up while we were standing there.
2 years agoWe will. For some reason, RWGPS didn’t want us to go that way. We might even depart that way.
2 years agoI really like revueltos. Spain has some really good food options!
2 years agoLooks delicious!
2 years ago
You gotta do what you gotta do. I remember cycling through Normandy wheat fields towards Mt Saint Michel when we suddenly saw the Mt from a 10k distance….reminds me of why we cycle tour.
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