Á Gaurda Spain

Fishing town

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June 9th 2015
Traveling down from San Sebastián trying to see more of the country than just the coastal route. Through the Basque countryside and then onto Getaria, a little seas side town where old Spanish ships sailed from, quite an ancient town. We zigzagged down the coast to Llanes, a picturesque little fishing seaside town, everybody all so friendly. Chocolate was a big thing there, chocolate to drink an ... read more

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Glen & Suzanne Cherry

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21st October 2015

Adam Cherry
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Nice one. looks like an awesome place to explore.

23rd October 2015

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Glen & Suzanne Cherry

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Yes this place was fantastic, the ruins were remarkable we climbed to the top of a hill and were rewarded with such history and views also.

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