Do you have the contact info of the guide you used in Girona? Would you recommend renting a car in Barcleona, the driving the route you took, in one day? :-)
I've never been to Spain; maybe some day. I'm fascinated with the Basque people of the Pyrenees area. I wonder how the Spanish economy is doing nowadays. You two make a beautiful couple. Best wishes.
Hi Kelley, Ouch, you really did butcher the pronunciation of Calella de Palafrugell. I'm an American and my wife is from that town. But I'm glad you got to experience that lovely trail from Calella to Llafranc. C'mon back to Begur in summer where we have a place there.
George you are so lucky to have a place there. My dream should I ever be lucky enough to win any money has always been to buy a place in the old town of Pals and relax in the sea on the cobbled beach of Begur....I can always dream...
Indeed Bill. Pals is fantastic. I always find myself there for the Xmas production they put on there. Hard for me to pick a favourite town as so many of the towns are amazing. I do think Begur is very unique with its relatively high elevation. I really love Peratallada too. It's a great area of the world!
Hi Kelley I realise there are pronunciation difference between American English and British English but you have made a couple of errors Costa is not said as Coasta is like Costco....Tossa is not Toaster....its like 'toss' a ball, and Calella is pronounced Caleya. I realise I might sound a bit pernickety but travellers (British spelling) might want to know this.....also Girona ia actually pronounced as Hirona by the locals. Best Wishes Bill
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That's a beautiful part of Spain. Nice mix from the beaches to castles.
Nicely done. Thank you
HI Kelley, Thanks for posting
Heading there October 7th.
Excellent video Kelley
Where did you book your tour guide from?
Great question. She was awesome! I got her through Girona Tourism but I will get her contact info for you
Do you have the contact info of the guide you used in Girona? Would you recommend renting a car in Barcleona, the driving the route you took, in one day? :-)
Thanks for this magical images of the Costa Brava!!
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I've never been to Spain; maybe some day. I'm fascinated with the Basque people of the Pyrenees area. I wonder how the Spanish economy is doing nowadays. You two make a beautiful couple. Best wishes.
Do you have a contact for Margarita?
Hi Kelley, Ouch, you really did butcher the pronunciation of Calella de Palafrugell. I'm an American and my wife is from that town. But I'm glad you got to experience that lovely trail from Calella to Llafranc. C'mon back to Begur in summer where we have a place there.
George you are so lucky to have a place there. My dream should I ever be lucky enough to win any money has always been to buy a place in the old town of Pals and relax in the sea on the cobbled beach of Begur....I can always dream...
Indeed Bill. Pals is fantastic. I always find myself there for the Xmas production they put on there. Hard for me to pick a favourite town as so many of the towns are amazing. I do think Begur is very unique with its relatively high elevation. I really love Peratallada too. It's a great area of the world!
Hi Kelley
I realise there are pronunciation difference between American English and British English but you have made a couple of errors
Costa is not said as Coasta is like Costco....Tossa is not Toaster....its like 'toss' a ball, and Calella is pronounced Caleya.
I realise I might sound a bit pernickety but travellers (British spelling) might want to know this.....also Girona ia actually pronounced as Hirona by the locals.
Best Wishes
Bill
Sorry...typo....
Costa is not said as Coasta it is Cossta like in Costco.
Catalonia is not Spain.