A quick stop location on the way north, as we have decided to spend Easter with some friends to the north. Another quiet and peaceful site, and we found it vey relaxing. The playground was viewable from the motorhome, the staff were very friendly and helpful. This was discovered even more when we could not get the electrics to work and after much borrowing of cables we finally found the circuit breakers in the Motorhome and turned them back on, (having unkownly k...

Our final stop in Spain, as tomorrow we cross the border and travel to France. The purpose of this stop, was to visit the Museum that Salivador Dali designed for his collections. This was the first place where we have really had to queue to get into, but from Rox's and my point of view it was an interesting experience. Not sure if the children "got it" as Adrian was asking lots of questions about what the pictures meant and why were they drawn so funny,...

Today our travelling luck run out and we were broken into whilst at a supermarket picking up some supplied. A couple of bags were taken which contained som cameras and equipment, but nothing else was taken. Rox spent the rest of the day practising her best spanish whilst dealing with the Police. It turns out however it is faster to complete a police report than than to order, have served and pay for a pizza. (Later we discovered that Barcelona is a bit of a hot s...

We relocated to a campsite closer to Barcelona and spent the next few days exploring the city. The first days we visited the half completed church of the Sagrada Família, (although we did not pay to in as the price was over half a days budget) and had a meal in town having wondered around the streets. The second day we went to the Pobelo Espansa which was build for a expo in the 1920. Here you see examples of building from all over Spain (as well as arts and cra...

We travelled up to Roda De Bara to stop at a campsite so that we could spend the next two days at Port Aventura. The children were already very excited as they had seen the park through the window on the drive through to the campsite. The trip to the park from the campsite required a bus and a train journey, and depended on the bus being on time and the train also being on time. Luckly for us in both cases the buses and the trains ran a little late (Which in our ...