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#40: Seville and the Feria de Sevilla – is it worth it?
On our second day in Spain, we embarked on a poolside circuit in the baking sunshine… too bad it was an empty swimming pool though so we couldn’t jump in afterwards! After a repeated avocado on toast breakfast, we piled into the car, played a variety of tunes on the way (including several throw backs, Read more
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#39: Granada with a local
We arrived into Sierra Nevada late on in the evening, about 10pm. In true stereotypical Spanish style, our local friend was fashionably late to collecting us, at 11.30pm we set off from the airport, tired, desperately hungry and happy to be in Spain! As it was so late in the evening, we weren’t left with Read more
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#38: La Ciotat – the ultimate April get away?
Unless you want to swim in the sea without losing your toes to frost bite that is…! Driving into La Ciotat, you catch glimpses of the sea every now and again until you finally arrive at the beautiful old harbour filled with quintessential boats intermingled with some more flashy looking day cruisers. In the boatyard Read more
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#37: Aix-en-Provence
Famed for its many fountains, quaint cafes and local markets, Aix-en-Provence (not to be confused with Aix-les-Bains) is a beautiful French town with a lot to offer, in character and in practicalities. Whether you are planning a stay here or just passing through, you will not find yourself bored. In our experience, it provides the Read more
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#36: Marathon Troubles
What’s the thing that is most likely to stop you from completing the race you signed up for? For us, it has to be pretty extreme. Sadly, however, extreme is exactly what has happened. Tom managed to fall while going along slowly on the flats on his skis and bust his knee. While we waited Read more
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#35: Palafou – fancy a sledge down a mountain on a ski piste?
We should probably have known what to expect when one of the top reviews on TripAdvisor was a 1* with the comment “so dangerous, how is this allowed?” Nevertheless, this did not stop us from embarking on a 3km run down a mountain on a children’s sledge. You go to the bottom of the Palafour Read more