Month: February 2022

Quiet night and beautiful reflections on the river this morning. We set off south east (ish) on a very tortuous (my new word 😉)route towards Bragança in Portugal. Nice scenery apart from an awful couple of miles where there’d been

Started our day in the city of Pontevedre. It had a half decent write up in the rough guide but we couldn’t find much to like about it. It was a grey day though and a very grey city which

We’ve driven into the Rias Baixas area today, apparently it’s where most Galicians spend their holidays, and with good reason. For the most part of it, the scenery is stunning. Colourful little towns, pine and eucalyptus trees around the edges

We’ve actually stayed in the same place today, O Pindo – got such a lovely view out of the window and the sound of the sea to sleep to. Big bonus from Guy’s point of view is the Gran Camino

Filling and draining for motorhomes was only between 7 and 9am this morning 🙄- lucky for me that Superman can spin round and be out in three seconds flat! I’d noticed on the weather app that the air quality was

What a huge place this is! We were so surprised at the amount of high rise office blocks and apartments as we drove in, although I don’t know why, as all Spanish cities seem to be like this but they

Spent the morning meandering along the boardwalks waiting for the tide to go out. Guy was hoping for another chance to photograph the spectacular rock formations here at Playa de Las Catedrales but the sea wasn’t really doing what it

As Cudillero looked like a tiny little fishing village, we thought we’d park on the outskirts and walk in. It was incredibly steep and downhill all the way, so we weren’t looking forward to going back up! The streets winding

And that’s about all we’ve done today! Spent the morning cleaning after getting up very late. Guy decided it was more important to get the long lens out and photograph the surfers about half a mile away. Thought we deserved

Any ideas of more walking went out of the window this morning when it started raining. There was also a fresh dusting of snow on the mountains and as the car park filled up we thought it was time to