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skip to content the campousers' great escape two old duffers and a van scroll down to content posts posted on january 15, 2019 jan 19 – la garrofa & almeria our next stop was to be lorca. we have made several attempts to get there but for various reasons we have never quite made it. i looked on search for sites and came up with a stopover at an autocaravanas dealership at lorca. we arrived there to discover that not only was it tatty and very close to a busy main road, it was 10 km away from lorca. we had driven past lorca to get there but had expected to be able to get a bus. no such luck. as we had already gone out of our way, we put it back on the to do list and trundled on to almeria. this time we decided to use the acsi site at la garrofa. it is a quirky little site with it’s own beach and a handy bus stop. beach at la garrofa we had a lovely few days on the campsite. lots of lovely people of various nationalities there and a real party atmosphere. we could quite see why people had gone for a few days and stayed for a few weeks. on monday we got the bus into almeria and did a bit of exploring. it was a public holiday so many places were shut, including the tourist information. we had an interesting chat with a local man who works in the tourist industry in norway. he was pleased to find some friendly brits to chat to and we found him entertaining. we were a bit late to really make the most of a visit to the alcazaba, which had been the focus of our visit, but enjoyed our meanderings. there is an attractive park along the harbourside with fountains and trees. dolphin fountain next day we went back into almeria and this time the tourist info was open. we picked up a map of the town and found our way to the alcazaba. it is free to visit so we made the most of the day and also had our sandwiches sitting on a wall in the sun. the origin of the medieval city of almeria dates back to the 9th century when it was the port of bayyana, situated 6km inland. the small port grew until it became al-mariyya. the new city was walled in 955 by the caliph abd al-rahim 111 who awarded it the classification of a medina. the city prospered and during the 11th and 12th centuries, the city expanded beyond the original walled area. the islamic period lasted 7 centuries and the alcazaba was the headquarters of power for the different governments and kings. the alcazaba is divided into three enclosures, the first two are of islamic origin and the third is a castle built by the catholic kings after the cnristian conquest of almeria in 1489. the whole site is a mixture of original ruined buildings and renovated walls with a completely landscaped interior which is not as it would have been. the area that has been landscaped would have originally contained the living quarters of the population. however, it is an attractive addition to what would otherwise have been a few remains. there are parts that have survived and the jayran wall which runs across the san christobal hill is very impressive. jayran wall second section with housing area ruins carefully preserved walls view of the harbour from the alcazaba doorway to main entrance we walked back via the cathedral but decided not to go in this one. sometimes less is more, and we had enjoyed the alcazaba. it had been a very pleasant and unexpected treat to visit almeria and find it more interesting than we had hoped. posted on january 13, 2019 jan 19 – el berrio and sierra espuna we returned from the uk on 3 jan and had an overnight stop at rojales near guardemar. that gave us the opportunity to stock up at lidl and mercadona and to decide where to go next. we had a look at likely stopping points on our planned route south and, as the weather was so good, we decided to risk a trip inland. there was a campsite in a small village in the sierra espuna that looked promising so we made our way there. the route took us along some beautiful, scenic and narrow roads until we wound our way through the back streets of this tiny village. it was a relief to get to the campsite, which was not full, and had splendid views across the village to the hills beyond. pretty village of el berrio the next day we had a walk through the village and up to the mirador behind the hermitage. the mirador is dominated by a statue of jesus which looks over the village and can be seen clearly from a distance. statue of jesus overlooking the village behind the mirador, we walked up the hill and looked across to the other side of the valley. the blossom was just starting to appear on the almond trees and will be a picture before long. view from behind the village closer view of the round red building perched on a rocky outcrop we spent three days at el berrio which was long enough to get some washing done and recover from the tricky journey there. it is always a bit cooler in the interior and we needed to put the screen cover on the van come early evening. the nights were quite chilly with a light frost awaiting us in the mornings. however, we really enjoyed the lack of light pollution that enabled us to enjoy the stars. the night sky was truly amazing with more stars visible than we have seen before. there was only one road in and out of the village so the journey out was as exciting again, and with splendid views at every turn. sierra espuna from the mirador sierra espuna from the road this had been a great start to our 2019 travels and we were ready for a return to the coast for our slow drift south. posted on january 13, 2019 dec 18 revisiting alicante whilst we were filling time in el campello, we decided to take the tram into alicante. we had very much enjoyed our visit to the city last year and were interested to see a bit more. this time, as we arrived by tram, we came in at the top end of the city and walked down to the esplanada de espana. after a welcome cup of coffee we walked up the avenue that separates the old and new parts of the city. on the way we came upon this monument in the plaza de los luceros. i wish i had made a note of it’s history! splendid fountain at the top end of this boulevard, there is a set of steps taking you up to a college and the road round towards the castle and santa maria church. i ran up the steps leaving clyde minding the bags on a bench. the view down the boulevard towards the harbour was quite striking. looking up the steps to the college looking from the college down towards the harbour old and modern in alicante the castle was visible across the more modern rooftops. back on our walk towards the harbour, we wandered through the historic centre and were a bit intrigued by the colourful street complete with toadstools. colour and toadstools in alicante old town. further on we were bowled over by the striking ficus macrophylla. it has been carefully paved around. there are several of these trees along the esplanada espana too. ficus macrophylla there are numerous squares in alicante and at this time of year the colourful poinsettas are used in displays such as this. poinsettas lifting the gloom back on the esplanade we were treated to a striking sculpture by manolo valdes. it originated in an image he saw in new york’s central park where a butterfly was fluttering around a woman’s head. it is a typical example of his own particular style. it is a fabulous addition to the lovely esplanade. the butterfly by manolo valdes we did not visit any museums or shops on this visit but bought a few christmas gifts from the arty stalls along the esplanade and enjoyed a light lunch overlooking the marina. once again we had a most enjoyable day in alicante soaking up the atmosphere. we even managed to find our way back to the tram! posted on january 10, 2019 january 10, 2019 14 dec 18 visit to moraira we were so chilled by the time my birthday came around that we had not decided on a suitable celebration. after considering a tram and bus trip to denia, for which we had left it a bit late, clyde had the bright idea of driving

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