The plan was to travel about 100km from Torreciudad for lunch. But sanity prevailed, and so we had a delightful lunch at a restaurant (the 'Three Roads'?) in El Grado.
The change of plan meant we had a little extra time at Torreciudad, so there was more time to dry the washing, which was becoming something of a problem by this stage. Especially for those with youngsters! And I wasn't the only one taking a picture, although I was the only one to include the other photographers in my image!
Still in Spain, but this peak is 2910m in elevation - that's over 9,000 feet. And clearly shows the folding of layers as the earth's crust is pushed up forming these mountains.
The autumn colours are starting to show. Triggered by the first frosts, the show normally starts in the higher elevations and works down from there.
There's snow in tham thar hills!
A lonely waterfall. Where does the water come from?
More of the rugged valleys atop the Pyrenees.
Chaubère, France, as seen from the bus as we descended the northern side of the Pyrenees.
The "ground level" view of Chaubère.
Wave everyone! At the same location as above.
El Grado to Lourdes