Our walk last Sunday took us to the Ermita Vieja in the Rio Dilar, and whilst you do gain quite a lot of height the path is well graded and no effort is involved in getting to the top, also because most of the walk was in the forest we were provided with anatural sun screen, mind you it was not always needed because there was some cloud about and Alison did report 2 drops of rain, it nearly had us all dashing to put the cagoules on. It was a very good walk with spectacular views and was enjoyed by all. Tapa was held at our house afterwards, a big thank you to all who turned up.
Our walk this coming Sunday, the 7th of September, is to the Castle at Melegis. To describe it as a Castle is stretching it a bit far as there is not much more than a wall left standing, but to say we are walking to the wall inMelegis does not have the same ring to it. The walk is a circular one starting in Murchas and follows the river down to Melegis before heading through the orange groves and the bamboo tunnel, The views from the Castle over the Sierra Nevada are outstanding and you can understand why they built a Castle there.
Tapa is at Josettes house in Chite around 5pm.
Our walk this coming Sunday, the 7th of September, is to the Castle at Melegis. To describe it as a Castle is stretching it a bit far as there is not much more than a wall left standing, but to say we are walking to the wall inMelegis does not have the same ring to it. The walk is a circular one starting in Murchas and follows the river down to Melegis before heading through the orange groves and the bamboo tunnel, The views from the Castle over the Sierra Nevada are outstanding and you can understand why they built a Castle there.
Tapa is at Josettes house in Chite around 5pm.
Description of walk
| Height gained | 150 meters |
| Length | 7klm |
| Estimated time | 3 hours walking |
| Difficulty | 4, good paths no steep bits |
| Meet | The bridge in Murchas 9 am |
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