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by Delboy » 02 Jul 2023 11:53

Are Bowen and Selles with the squad

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by Millsy » 02 Jul 2023 12:32

where's the ian royal option

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by SouthDownsRoyal » 02 Jul 2023 15:43

A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October

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by blythspartan » 02 Jul 2023 17:29

One of my best mates dad’s fought in the Spanish civil war. He ended up on the losing side and a million people sadly lost their lives.

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by SouthDownsRoyal » 02 Jul 2023 23:21

Spain, An excellent choice for a holiday

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by Brogue » 02 Jul 2023 23:42

Spain

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by Royal Ginger » 03 Jul 2023 06:19

Spain’s primary exports are vehicles, chemical fuels and those straw donkeys with sombreros.

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Re: Spain

by katweslowski » 03 Jul 2023 08:24

They have siestas there which is like an afternoon nap

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by Green » 03 Jul 2023 10:13

SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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.

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by Brogue » 03 Jul 2023 10:14

Green wrote:
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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.
how much is a pint?

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by Green » 03 Jul 2023 11:01

Brogue wrote:
Green wrote:
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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.
how much is a pint?
Dirt cheap I imagine

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Re: Spain

by South Coast Royal » 03 Jul 2023 11:54

Green wrote:
Brogue wrote:
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.
how much is a pint?
Dirt cheap I imagine
You might struggle to find your real ales.

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by Millsy » 03 Jul 2023 12:11

The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.

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by LUX » 03 Jul 2023 13:03

Green wrote:
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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):

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.

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by Green » 03 Jul 2023 13:46

LUX wrote:
Green wrote:
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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):

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.
Yes looked beautiful on le tour.

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Re: Spain

by Green » 03 Jul 2023 14:39

Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?

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by stealthpapes » 03 Jul 2023 14:40

LUX wrote:
Green wrote:
SouthDownsRoyal wrote:A lovely country, bit hot this time of year but glorious September and into October
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):

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.
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.

In terms of weather, my experience is that Cantabria is hot, but either side, Basque and Asturias are very green. The jump from Cantabria to Asturias on the coastal road is almost like a border.

^^^Better than random thoughts about Gloucester.

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Re: Spain

by Millsy » 03 Jul 2023 15:05

Green wrote:
Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?
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.

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by SouthDownsRoyal » 03 Jul 2023 15:17

Millsy wrote:
Green wrote:
Millsy wrote:The precipitation of water vapour in Spain occurs mostly in the flat areas, allegedly.
Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?
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.
I have drunk the water in Majorca, but it was many years ago so can’t remember the flavour

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Re: Spain

by Millsy » 03 Jul 2023 15:19

SouthDownsRoyal wrote:
Millsy wrote:
Green wrote: Any thoughts on the flavour of water in the Balearics?
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.
I have drunk the water in Majorca, but it was many years ago so can’t remember the flavour
Ok, but do you remember being somewhat surprised by its taste?

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