March 21, 2007
After visiting PeñÃscola, we headed inland on some secondary roads to Morella. The winding roads brought us high into the hills. It was 15C on the coast, but 4C in the hills, with a lot of wind and a few snow flakes. The town, cathedral, aqueduct, city walls, and high perched castle made it all worth while. Though a small town now, it was definitely a very powerful place at one time. The fortress is a hike to the very top of town and around the rock formations and walls. The history and views will make the motivation for the climb very easy.
Frozen out, we headed back to the coast and up to Tarragona. It seemed like an interesting town, but we arrived just minutes too late in the day to go in many of the tour sites. Walking around at dusk we still had a good look at the plazas, churches, and the Roman amphitheater. We crashed at a hotel in town to head to Barcelona early the next day.
Chris,
I like your photo of the New Carissa at Coos Bay. Can I have your permission to use it in a project? The project is a book on modern maritime disasters. Please contact me when possible,
Sincerely,
Connie Mittendorf
415.308.5841
cmittendo@hotmail.com
Hi Connie,
I sent you an email :)
Thanks,
Chris.