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Murcia, and what would prove to be the end of the line. For now. Ah, Che! You go all the way to Spain, and end up meeting a kilt-wearing Italian…

And yet another smiling Spanish family who were only too happy to help me out. *kleenex alert* - well, I had a "speck of dust in my eye" at least…

The "wee toe" explained. On my way to Alicante, I had put a *huge* hole in one of my socks. But I was completely unaware of this - and continued…

The ever-smiling Luis in Villajoyosa. And his house is absolutely stunning. Luis has taken an old, typically-Spanish house (the doorways are *tiny* - so I had to remember to duck…

  When I had just been soaked *again* after having all of my wet clothes washed & dried in Denia (I found myself at the top of a hill when…

  The absolutely wonderful Pau (Perales de Sinope). Pau made my walks around Denia memorable for two reasons: First, was his informing me of the "Vias Verdes". They are all…

  Another amazing "Via Verde": The disused Carcaixant-Denia railway line, which has now been transformed into an oasis of peace. And again, it was only thanks to the amazing Pau …

This photograph, and the one that follows, was only possible thanks to Pau (Perales de Sinope) who I was visiting in Denia. When I told Pau that I was walking…

  The full moon that lit my way in Cullera. There were no clouds at all, so I'm guessing that there must have been a lot of moisture in the…