Thanks
to a local Spanish lady for taking this photo of all ten of us at the start of
the walk
After a very wet start to the week we were fortunate to have a bright
and sunny start to our walk
Thanks to David for leading this walk
Between
us we are confident of leading about 30 walks, with another 15 which we have
previously walked but would need to recce before leading
So
whilst David is here in Spain I have asked him to lead some of those walks
which I am unsure of, and this was the
first
David actually led it in the opposite direction to the way we usually
go, which might explain why it all looked a little strange to me
I found myself at the front as we climbed Tossel del Moro, and was
concerned to find a cairn where I had never seen one before
Nick and Janet have offered to help us recce some of those walks we have
not led before, and his interest in satnav will come in very useful
This was the first time that David and Sabine have done this walk, and
they seemed quite impressed with it
It
was good to welcome Toon and Anneke back after their summer break. They are always good company and it was only
eating lunch which kept Anneke quiet.
Thanks
to David for this photo (the hug was his idea)
Once
more we opted for an early picnic lunch.
It was only 12.30am, but so pleasant at the summit that everyone was in
favour.
This
little chap made his appearance as we ate our picnic. He ignored the crumbs we offered, but kept a
close eye on us. No doubt waiting until
we left before he settled down to his own lunch.
The
ladies were particularly interested in this storage facility
Toon
was more interested in the well
Which
he was quick to explore
He
returned with a bucket of water, but could not tempt anyone to taste it
It
was just 3pm as we returned to Gata
And
a very welcome cold drink
Thanks
to everyone for making this such an enjoyable walk
Walk Stats
The
walk was about 12 kilometres from Gata de Gorgos car park. Started at around 70 metres above sea level
and reached a high point of 382 metres on top of Tossal del Moro. It included a total ascent of about 490
metres. Including breaks and a lunch
stop it took about 5 hours to reach the bar at an average walking speed of 3.5
kilometres per hour.
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