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71Escudella: An Andorran Catalan Stew/ Soup Recipe
A recipe for Escudella. A catalan soup or stew which is well known to have origins in the Andorran Pyrenees due to it's climate, crops and livestock.
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72Mountains of the Pyrenees: Monte Perdido
A description of the ascent of Monte Perdido in the Spanish Pyrenees from the village of Gavarnie on the French side of the range. The route is described in detail and information on the scenery and flora of the area is also included, along with practical information on how to get there and recommended maps.
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75Training an Adult Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dog
Do you want to know how to train your adult great Pyrenees livestock guard dog to guard your livestock? Keep reading!
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76The Abandoned Village of El Mas De Balust
El Mas de Balust is an abandoned village in the Catalonian Pyrenees. Atmospheric and off the beaten track it is a source of fascination for those lucky enough to reach it.
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66Serra de L' Albera - natural park between the mountains and the sea
Discover the Serra de L'Albera bordering Spain, France and the Mediterranean.
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75200 Miles Tor des Geants...What Next???
TOR - Tor Des Geants Around 330km and 24000 m of positive altitude change. From 9th to 16th September 2012 UTMB - The North Face Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc Around 166 km and 9500 m of positive altitude change GRP - Le Grand Raid des Pyrénées...
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76FRANCE: THROUGH THE TARN GORGE & OVER THE MILLAU BRIDGE - Roads & Paths, Overhanging Rocks & A French Icon - Amazing!
The Tarn Gorge, France; a journey along the river, information about Hauterives and experiencing the Millau Viaduct from above and below.
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64Early History of The Hispanic Period and the Iberian Peninsula
The Iberian Peninsula, also referred to as Iberia, is a region located in the extreme south-west of Europe, and according to historical facts, was known to have the most unique form of civilization.
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59The Spanish Legacy of Food: Sheep Milk Cheeses
Three delicious sheep milk cheeses are illustrated in my popular Spanish Legacy of Food series.
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61Saving Shelter Dogs
I had found a new friend while desperately searching for an old one who had somehow slipped through an untended gate. My roommates and I like to think that “Burnsy” has found a happy temporary-forever home (until we find him again!) This all...
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