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• Spain-France: the Red Border

  
  A lot of people believe that living in a small place has no advantages. I am from Huesca, and even though I live in Zaragoza, I can't get my little city out of my head. And what do I do when I want to escape to the outskirts? I take the car and go to the border. That's the good side of living within spitting distance of the Pyrenees.
  September 10, 2011 1 comment 5 likes

• What to do with my sandwich paper?

  
  At least two reasons why you should use sandwich paper, not just for sandwiches!
  June 05, 2011 15 comments 66 likes

• Valença do Minho (Portugal)

  
  With the permission of my neighbors the Portuguese's, I am going to dare to speak to you about a town of his country, which is on the North border with Spain: Valença do Minho.
  September 10, 2009 2 comments 3 likes

• Ventimiglia, The Closest Italian Town from the French Riviera Border

  
  Spend a day in Ventimiglia and enjoy the beach, the visit in the old town, don't forget to do shopping and to bring back wonderful ham and cheese, and even two bottles of alcoholic beverage.
  September 05, 2009 5 comments 5 likes

• Passau, The "3 Rivers Town"

  
  Passau is a nice little city at the border between Bavaria (Germany) and Austria and is called the "3 rivers town": the main river is the Danube (or Donau), crossed by the Inn and the Ilz rivers
  June 23, 2009 3 comments 3 likes

• Menton, A Border Town of The Cote d'Azur

  
  Menton is the last french city before the Italian border and has some charming aspects to show....
  June 02, 2009 7 comments 12 likes

• Konstanz and Lake Constance

  
  For years I’ve been planning on visiting my friend in Konstanz for a sailing trip on Lake Constance (Bodensee). In August 2008 we both finally found the time to realize those plans. I took the train from Frankfurt to Konstanz, arriving on late Friday afternoon. But before we entered the boat on Saturday my friend showed me what Konstanz had to offer culturally.
  March 13, 2009 5 comments 1 like

• Walking along the Var river, France

  
  Who doesn't like walking along a river? It's so peaceful and quiet to see the water, to hear the endless water stream going along his way to the sea... A river is always a place where you can think about a lot of tings, when you're alone or with the one you love, or your friends or anybody else. It can be a river in the city, opening a magic view to a far horizon, or it can be in the forest, in a wide open space... whatever, a river is always magic.
  February 02, 2009 3 comments