Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
how much is a pint?Green wrote:Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
Dirt cheap I imagineBrogue wrote:how much is a pint?Green wrote:Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
You might struggle to find your real ales.Green wrote:Dirt cheap I imagineBrogue wrote:how much is a pint?Green wrote: Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
interesting fact (no asterisk):Green wrote:Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
Yes looked beautiful on le tour.LUX wrote:interesting fact (no asterisk):Green wrote:Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
San Sebastian is the city/region reputed to have the best food in Spain. And that bay is beautiful. https://lilivalentine.com/2018/the-10-b ... sebastian/
I will be on holiday in St Jean de Luz in August, just across the border. Will defo pop over.
Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
Yeah, get stuck in to San Sebastian, the old town is stacked full of bars. Went in 2022, it was E3.50 for a half of beer in most bars and the same again for a small snack. Meander from place to place. Great.LUX wrote:interesting fact (no asterisk):Green wrote:Been watching the Tour de France up in the Basque region and that looks lovely, surprisingly green they get a fair bit of rain. And not too hot.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
Direct ferries from the UK. maybe one for the campervan one day.
San Sebastian is the city/region reputed to have the best food in Spain. And that bay is beautiful. https://lilivalentine.com/2018/the-10-b ... sebastian/
I will be on holiday in St Jean de Luz in August, just across the border. Will defo pop over.
I haven't tried it myself, but I appreciate your question, as I have heard from several reliable sources that the actual taste of said water is somewhat different to what one might expect, taking into account local minerals, hardness, acidity and other factors.Green wrote:Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
I have drunk the water in Majorca, but it was many years ago so can’t remember the flavourMillsy wrote:I haven't tried it myself, but I appreciate your question, as I have heard from several reliable sources that the actual taste of said water is somewhat different to what one might expect, taking into account local minerals, hardness, acidity and other factors.Green wrote:Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
Ok, but do you remember being somewhat surprised by its taste?SouthDownsRoyal wrote:I have drunk the water in Majorca, but it was many years ago so can’t remember the flavourMillsy wrote:I haven't tried it myself, but I appreciate your question, as I have heard from several reliable sources that the actual taste of said water is somewhat different to what one might expect, taking into account local minerals, hardness, acidity and other factors.Green wrote: Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?
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