Month: July 2022

Woke up at 10:30 and wondered what on earth had happened to us – I mean, even though we forgot the clock forward thing, 9:30 would still have been quite bad! 😂😴 So, very late morning, nearly lunchtime, we headed

More and more rain last night and all day today! Left the empty campsite this morning. Owner nowhere to be found, no black or grey water drain either. The only working freshwater tap was difficult to access, especially after negotiating

I cannot believe that this afternoon’s walk was my idea – I must be a few tiles short of a roof! After a morning of running around with damp washing, trying to avoid the rain, we decided to just bung

“Heavy cloud but no rain” yet today – shhhh! Thought we might stay on a campsite in Calp and walk up the rock, but when we got there it felt like the middle of a big city so we carried

Rained all night and then rained all day – forecast for approximately the next two weeks! Contemplated what to do this morning – head forwards or backwards. Thought we’d try and drive out of it by going up towards Valencia.

Falls mainly on us! It’s just not like normal Spain weather in March. Down to 6 degrees today in the mountains with torrential rain and even fog. Think we’ve covered the whole of the Parque Natural de las Sierras de

After a very wild, windy and rainy night we drove a bit further into the national park for a walk along the Rio Borosa gorge. We were quite surprised that the road here from Cazorla was immediately quite narrow, with

We’ve come a bit further east today to the edge of a national park, and the spectacular village of Cazorla. Just when we’re least expecting it, Spain delivers another gem to our doorstep. The village has mountains and a castle

Visited the small town of Baeza this morning. Recommended in the Rough Guide, it’s full of squares, palaces, churches and other ornate buildings, all in honey coloured stone. It was still cool today, so needed our coats on and the

Some strange noises coming from that zoo in the night! The sun was shining, so we set off to visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos. Inside was one of the largest Roman mosaics in existance – not sure how