A short rocky hillside hike with caves and the devil’s stairs saw me returning to the car by torch light. With the newer regulations allowing for more freedom of movement it wasn’t long before I found myself driving across to those mountains that I’m so used to being in. As time restrictions still apply and… Continue reading Dusk and Dawn: Into the Hills of Mont-Roig
Evening colours filling the sky, a full moon shining brightly and a bike ride around the fishing port of Cambrils. Setting off from home it was a glorious evening. There seemed barely a cloud in the sky and people had begun to emerge for their evening walks and activities. My heading was to be the… Continue reading Dusk and Dawn: The Port of Cambrils
Walking the touristic area of Salou revealed quiet roads, closed camp sites, bars, shops and restaurants, even locked park gates. It was not an evening to go far. The black clouds sat looking heavy in the sky, the wind lifted, spots of rain would fall every now and again, all threatening signs of a storm… Continue reading Dusk and Dawn: A Salou without Tourists
Intentions of biking to see the birds and then to the fishing port took me slightly further away than expected. Making use of the cycle paths that run along the coastline of the Costa Dorada, in the opposite direction to my previous rock walk, I decided that I would only go to a certain point,… Continue reading Dusk and Dawn: To the fishing port and beyond
As lockdown restrictions are slowly relaxed, we in Spain can once again enjoy some close to home walking and biking adventures. Living with the mountains in view of my home, they seem so far away during the days of the Covid-19 confinement. The sea, at the end of my street that I’d so often taken… Continue reading Dusk and Dawn: Adventure 1 – The Rocky Path
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