beach there, but we kinda feel like we gotta keep heading south.
Short drive through the arid Spanish country side. We know we are getting south because we saw our first Arabic signs on the highway. We made it to another beach community called Aguadolce. They say that the national park just north of us here is the hottest and driest place in Europe and since the car thermometer read 42 today, I'm not going to argue. The waves are little rougher here than in Mazarron but the wind is still warm and gentle and the sangria is still sweet.
Just set up our tent, took a long walk on the beach and took in a bit of the small town.
Tomorrow: the Andalucia interior
The pic: the view from our sangria perch north along the Sweetwater coast towards the national park.
I see you've "corrected" your Spanish title. I am still uncertain as to what "cajones" might refer to in English. Does it mean "drawers"? Does it mean so much heat you can't wear pants???
ReplyDeleteThat looks soooo blissful..
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