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gironaJ |
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Girona, Costa Brava, Spain |
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A blog about the Girona/Costa Brava area of Spain, one of the best travel destinations in the world. Discover the festivals, traditions, food and people of this corner of Spain. |
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La Gola del Ter
La Gola is where the river Ter flows into the Mediterranean Sea, having started in the Pyrenees mountains around the ski resort of Vallter 2000 some 220 kms away.The fields on either side of the Ter are very flat, fertile land where cultivation of fruit, wheat, corn and rice takes place. There are also wetlands which although cultivated, are also part of the Aiguamolls Nature Reserve, famous for a wide range of migratory birds. There are many paths signposted telling you where to go and being flat the area is perfect for cycling and walking.Of course no exercise is possible if at the end there is not a meal
Charming spots: Sant Andreu de Pedrinyà
Many people visit the Dali/Gala castle at Púbol but do not realise that only a couple kilometres off the road there is a charming church hamlet to visit without any tourists, Sant Andreu de Pedrinyà. Set off a country road which turns into a gravel path shortly after, but in a peaceful and beautiful location next to a stream with plantain trees which offer a cool place to rest and contemplate the small church. Currently part of La Pera diocese there are some 20 inhabitants in the few houses surrounding the church.The village goes back to the year 971 and the present church is docu
Bike ride Celra to Bordils along river Ter
Both Celra and Bordils are not most people's idea of scenic villages as they pass through in their cars along the main road to the Costa Brava from Girona. However, get a little out of the town of Celra and a remarkable transformation takes place, with fertile land planted with different seasonal crops as well as a tree and shrub nursery which covers many hectares. It is like cycling in Holland as the roads are paved and the area is flat but you see all sorts of interesting trees and plants being grown in straight rows with irrigation and space for tractor access.There are plenty of other sights too, the church in Bordils
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