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From Six Countries For Sixty Years by Kelly Iniguez

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Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Kelly Iniguez on To Tossa Del Mar, Spain

I think you've got the 'easiest' route, although you've sure set yourselves up for a long day ahead tomorrow. Be careful with your navigation when you come to the French border though. It's a confusing stretch until you get back to pavement again.

2 months ago
Kelly Iniguez replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on To Tossa Del Mar, Spain

Thank you for pointing that out. Yes, no news is good news. I added a note. Basically, I think whatever got popped out of place has now been popped back in. The knee is a little tender, but I hope up to the chore tomorrow. We aren't really finding a better route than the one we have.

2 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on To Tossa Del Mar, Spain

Not a word about your knee. I take that as a good sign.

2 months ago
Amber Starfire commented on To Mataró, Spain

Glad you’re feeling better and had a successful day.
The beaches look beautiful.

2 months ago
George (Buddy) Hall commented on To Mataró, Spain

Following along, glad your knee is better and the trip has started well. I stared at the beach pics and didn't see any topless ladies, how disappointing! Save your energy (and your knee) for the mountain passes. Best of luck,

2 months ago
Mike Ayling commented on a photo in To Mataró, Spain

Ignore my previous comment.

2 months ago
Mike Ayling commented on a photo in To Mataró, Spain

Nice hi vis top.

2 months ago
Mike Ayling commented on a photo in To Mataró, Spain

I thought he had a bike with Rohloff hub?

2 months ago
Rich Frasier commented on To Mataró, Spain

Great to hear that the knee is better!! I see you’re coming to Carcassonne. We’re out touring just like you, but if you get there after the 16th of June, we’ll be around and would love to meet up for dinner or lunch or coffee. rxfrasier at gmail dot com.

2 months ago
Jacquie Gaudet replied to a comment by Kelly Iniguez on To Mataró, Spain

One way to do it is to have lunch as your restaurant meal. Menu du jour is often available Monday-Friday and is usually very good value.

At home, we rarely eat before 7 so France works well for us. Spain can be challenging in terms of meals!

2 months ago
Kelly Iniguez replied to a comment by Jacquie Gaudet on To Mataró, Spain

We generally eat one restaurant meal a day. After 7 is pretty late for us. In 2023, we tried to get to town in time to eat, but that was usually by 4 PM in Spain. We are in France almost a month - we will have to work out a routine!

2 months ago
Jacquie Gaudet commented on To Mataró, Spain

Lunch, if you want a restaurant meal, is generally between noon and 2. Dinner after 7, with a kitchen-closing time that seems to depend on the size of town or village. Shops are often closed between noon and two. Many businesses, including retail, are closed one or two days a week.

This can be different in big or tourism-centred places.

2 months ago
Kathleen Jones commented on To Mataró, Spain

That’s such good news about your knee. Onward!

2 months ago
Kelly Iniguez replied to a comment by Jacquie Gaudet on To Mataró, Spain

What should we expect for mealtimes in France? Do they have the extended closed period in the middle of the day?

2 months ago
Kelly Iniguez replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on To Mataró, Spain

We just walked to the store. My knee seems to. be fine. It's such a relief! Thank you for the positive vibes.

2 months ago