From La Marina we headed further south to Canada de Gallego, nestled on the coast in amongst large tomato plantations. We were low on supplies and needed to press on in to our flights for the 12th November, so we only stayed one night. This was a lovely spot for wild camping with water available from the nearest petrol station and a small Spar shop in the town. A short walk along the sea front was a beach suitable for swimming and a very popular mountain bike track. We also saw a German guy with an aussie accent selling tin can sculptures.
Another night shot
the Moon sets as the Sun rises
The best mountain bike track so far!
Drink beer, make art from can, sell art, buy & drink more beer. Simples.
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