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Summer Holidays (2015)
First week.
Huesca
On our way to meet the family in Hecho, we stopped at Huesca, a place we like to stop to have a coffee...
The central square.
The city has many huge paintings on buildings.
Partly as a way to cope with decadence of the old center.
En la Plaza de la Universidad. The building at the end is nothing famous.
The view in front, by the side is the museum.
Julia concentrating.
The new Huesca, here on the square of D.Luis López Allué.
In memory of Orwell: Tomorrow we’ll have coffee in Huesca’ had become a standing joke throughout the army. If I ever go back to Spain I shall make a point of having a cup of coffee in Huesca.
Julia having her first coffee... a single drop.
Camping de Hecho
Meeting her uncle Lionel.
The children's favorite at the camping.
This was a good one.
Another favorite in such a place.
Julia making her first crawling steps.
Family traits.
Dad and son.
Sad to leave (on the last day).
Urdues
Discovery of the river.
By the old bridge.
The compulsory throwing of stones.
On the way to Urdues.
Brother discussions.
Julia.
A peculiar stone.
Ambre prefers pinecones.
The village in sight.
Its cute bell tower.
Typical house.
The church.
Jaca
Elena explaining.
View from the portal.
Detail.
The cathedral.
Coffee pause.
Georges and Ambre.
Jaca architecture.
An interesting discovery.
Julia first time on the swing.
River
The Río Aragón Subordán is a fantastic place with natural pools and much to explore, with no crowds of tourist as you could expect given the spectacular and fun settings of a river flowing, whirling and cascading through the mountains.
Antoine.
Georges.
A river in the Pyrenees.
Explaining one's intentions to bring this piece of wood (actually a boat) up there.
Upper in the stream, big stones in the flow.
Going up.
Natural pools.
Still going.
More pools
and more showers...
Never-ending exploration.
Ambre following.
This is the farthest we've been upstream, not without a few slides down this natural toboggan.
Back with everybody.
At the foot of this mountain.
Mountain
Hecho in the early morning.
On our way to the Pyrenees.
Through the woods.
The mountain in direct sight.
At the foot of the mountain.
Now only to climb it.
It's a gentle but long slope.
Now as high as the sky.
At the end, a precipice to let pass the river, and then another mountain.
Heading for the top of our side of the precipice.
Steeper near the top.
Where we stopped with Georges. Lionel (visible on right) going for the toppest top.
The other side. France is at the end.
Georges playing.
Stones of gold and silver.
Time to go back.
Last time looking back.
Clouds raising as we start to leave.
Still a long way to go.
A last embrace to everything beautiful.
On the way back, everything looks new again.
The forest to cross to get back.
The same, in reverse order.
Back to our starting point, Hecho, now in the evening.
Frontier
Our last excursion with everybody: group photo by the reddish river.
Julia ready for the ascension.
The craggier landscape near the frontier.
The privilege of little girls.
First phase of the climb.
Second is flatter but a long distance.
Looking at eagles passing by.
Picture of Julia and Fabrice in France, by Elena from Spain.
Spain, as seen from France.
Ruminating between two countries.
Back to Spain.
Beautiful landscapes of the Pyrenees.
| Summer Holidays 2015 |
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 First week: Valle de Hecho |