Please see below, Phil's photos of the evening. Whoops! There aren't any!
Tuesday, during the day, they rode 36KM along a rail bed was never actually finished, but has been refurbished for walking, biking and horseback riding. This was the flattest part of Spain Janet has seen thus far!
They rode from Olvera to Puerto Seranno and had lunch at the end. Check out this industrial size box of wine!
On Wednesday, a break day, Janet with her head cold and Phil went to Ronda. They also visited some caves that were discovered in 1905 by a farmer. The farmer was looking for fertile bat droppings for fertilizer when he discovered the interior of the cave. There are more than 5000 drawings inside that are more than 5 times older than the Egyptian Pyramids! Janet and Phil were dumbstruck at the interior of the cave. The Pileta Cave is still in the hands of the original farmers' family, who strictly control the number of visitors. Anything found after 1911 had to be turned over to the Spanish government.
Thursday, Janet still had her head cold so decided to skip the bike ride. Drew took Phil to a really cool village called Setinel de las Bodegas. It sounded so cool that Janet made Phil drive them there for dinner. Many of the buildings in the village are carved out of caves.
They had delicious tapas at this restaurant.
The interior of this bar was a cave. |
This guy was so cute, but then again, Janet is a major sucker for donkeys. |
Look at the little babies! |
Oh my, what a life! |
Best. Thing. Ever. And, everywhere in Spain!
Fresh squeezed orange juice. Janet doesn't drink that much juice at home, but now seriously doubts it's possible to drink anything but fresh squeezed. |
Lest you think Janet has become some kind of hard core biker, this is how most
cute proposal capture!
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