Last week in Conil
Luckily the weather turned around and the last week has been sunny and warm. The bus service here is very good. There are a variety of bus lines and a variety of route. We used the more local bus line, Comes, to make an overnight trip to Jerez, a day trip to Cadiz and another trip to Jerez to pickup a ental car.
On the first trip to Jerez, we went to visit a friend who had moved there recently. Jerez is "Sherry" in english. This is where the worlds supply of sherry originates. Jerez is an authentic Andalusian city, not too big, not too touristy.
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Neat building and nice cafe. To the left are temporary stands that were set up for the Semana Santa parades |
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I love these old train stations. |
The next day we finally got a chance to take a longer bike ride out to the nearby "white village" of Vejer de la Frontera. From Conil it is a 20K ride, primarily along a paved bike path. The last 8Ks into Vejer were along a secondary road and up a steady 2K climb. Thank goodness for the e-bikes.
Vejer is pretty little town, quite touristy and artsy. There seemed to be a strong Moroccan influence.
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This a the main plaza. Plaza de EspaƱa |
The following day we made a day trip to Cadiz on the bus. Only 1 hour from Conil to Cadiz. The city of Cadiz is located to a narrow peninsular. Located on the bay side of the peninsular is a huge port. On the ocean side is a long string of beaches. There were lots of surfers in the water. It is an interesting place to visit.
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Some interesting art on the side of one of the beach bars |
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This is Linda's beach art. |
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Linda coming back after looking for more shells. |
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