A continuing journey from Tarifa to the Pyrenees. : An overview of the walk

Thursday, March 24, 2005

But not the thick black line that shows the boundary of Andalucia. It's the other one that comes up from Tarifa at the bottom.

By Anonymous, at 6:42 pm
If you were to follow that one it would be more difficult because you would have to jump from dot to dot. This would be tricky even without a backpack.

By Anonymous, at 12:49 am
Dave

Did you remember to pack those potatoes - Andy said they are essential on very long walks!

By Anonymous, at 10:28 am
Dave

Sounds an interesting start! Have you taken any photos yet? How about testing the technology and posting a few on the site. Life here is progressing at the usual pace - good weather today allowed whole neighbourhoods to cut their lawns. As you head into the exciting unknown, I head off to Centerparcs! Which one of us is facing the biggest challenge! I will really test technology next week and try and email you from somewhere in Sherwood forest...

Take care
Phil

PS Have you heard that the pope has just died so I expect that may affect daily life in Spain.

By Anonymous, at 10:29 pm
Hi Dave

Thank you for your scothish present. I hope maps will be useful in your long voyage around southern Spain. You have got a house in Bullas (near Caravaca)to get over before come back sheffield.

Good look

Jose (anavarro@um.es)

By Anonymous, at 12:10 pm