Synergistically disintermediate interactive convergence and a nice house

 We barely begin before we stop before a rather interesting house. This is one of those described as being of the Indianos.  https://www.bbc.co.uk/reel/video/p0cqglhs/the-complicated-legacy-of-spain-s-super-rich-indianos-  These houses were made by those Spaniards who headed out to the Americas, made it rich and came back and built up.  You can’t help but love a tower on a house.




This is a road which is shepherd by holiday flat.  Casa Fandin https://casafandin.com/ began life in 2005.  2005! Surely that was…oh, yes, almost twenty years ago.  In 71 reviews not one is one star and overwehlmly they are 5.  Ivan said ‘We have been a group of 14 people for the four days of Easter [this year]  and they have been attentive to us. The accessible and clean houses. They quickly resolved incidents that arose outside the house. They have left us the palleira for the group to have breakfast, lunch and dinner together and for the children to enjoy the space. Large gardens and parking area inside the house.’




The hermitage of San Xillao is thought to date back to the 12th century.




We end at El Huerto.   https://www.restauranteelhuerto.es/  It has a blog. I think I should quote its most recent entry [14/1/2021] 


Hosfluorescently transform focused schemas via world-class experiences. Enthusiastically scale revolutionary deliver ables for high-quality initiatives. Competently build B2B architectures without functionalized methodologies. Compe llingly synthesize performance based expertise with quality outsourcing.

Synergistically disintermediate interactive convergence and principle-centered alignments. Conveniently administrate multifun ctional content for multifunctional internal or «organic» sources. Conveniently communicate cross-unit e-commerce and scalable meta-services. Seamlessly cultivate market positioning action items after bricks-and-clicks communities.’


I think the whole journey was worth it just for that.





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