Adi touts for business so early in the morning
Forecast not good with strong winds and
rain but this is Algo' so we planned not to got too far from the hill
just in case. So it was off to Zahara where we once again
embarrassed ourselves on the exercise toys before those fit and
willing made the pilgrimage to the top of the castle where Adi
spooked Bill out with his wall walking. A couple of gliders did
launch off Lijar but with the wind picking up all the time they were
not up for long and the spectators on the hill soon cleared.
I must, I must, I must expand my ...... lungs
taking pictures of Shaun taking pictures
Phil, Andy and myself chilled in the
square before being joined by the others for coffees and beers, you
guessed it the wind had filled in and flying was off the cards.
The Castle climbers from the bar in the square
The scenic route saw us arrive at the
big cave and the dry dam where those brave enough took the mountain
goat path to the dam and the rest looked on in awe. Then it was off
down into the cave where we realised the torches were at home, how
good mobile phones are as torches.
the goat path to the dam, not for the faint hearted
Down the face of the dam, who's feet are those ?? not mine that's for sure
Anyone speak Spanish ? think its says Caves open to all :)
Big cave or small people ?
Adi pays attention to Phil's gynie' lesson and learns something .....
With the damp starting to arrive we
headed home before having a very nice meal in the posh restaurant and
very nice it was too.
Quote of the day “I think it's
dropping”
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