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[QUOTE="Bad Pilgrim, post: 889090, member: 50859"] Allow me to quote myself. Excerpt from my bestselling "A Busker on the Lana: a Diary": [FONT=book antiqua]"But do not despair: the way out of Alcalá is easy. Walk up to the castle. Up, up up. You will see a small playground next to the castle. Then walk in the opposite direction, away from the castle and the playground. You get immediately to another road that leads upwards, with stones on the borders, that looks kind of a medieval bridge. Keep walking upwards on this (you will find yourself above even the castle of Alcalá). After only a hundred meters there is a small, white building with antennas on the roof, a water depository. The arrows appear on this building and tell you to turn left around the corner, leading you out in the wilderness again. Then an easy walk to Las Eras (that is, if you don't make a bad step and fall down the ravine. I have no idea how I survived this last time, when I left Alcalá in total darkness...! Only now, in daylight, could I see how dangerous it actually was!)"[/FONT] I let my five-year-old niece draw yet another wiki-sketch to help you (see picture below). The green dot is the Castle; the red dot is the small water depository where you turn left towards Las Eras. I vote for the Hostal Aros. Very comfortable. I suggest we appreciate the fact that there is a hostal in this town, and in the subsequent town of Villarta, before sleeping on the floor in the dark, haunted sportshall of Campillo de Altobuey in a few days...! :eek: [/QUOTE]
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