From Trounson we drove to Ahipara, where the 90 miles beach starts. Guess why this beach is called like this?
I wanted to drive on that beach with our van, but some locals told us it wasn't a good idea because of the late rain and some quick sand areas. So we rented a quad an drove on it and around the dunes. But the coolest was that the guy from who we rented the quads had also blokarts to rent, and in such a long beach that is a lot of fun.
It is a pity that my grandfather does not live any longer, he would have loved this invention...
Anyway, after the fun, the man told us that if we had allwheeldrive it shouldn't be a problem to drive on the beach with the van, so... we did.
That was adrenalin, because you can drive on the beach with low tide, in high tide the sea comes almost to the dunes. That means if you get stucked and your mobile does not work, you can not get help and the car just sinks on the sand and under water...
But nothing happened, after driving more than 40 km we had enough and we took an 'exit' to a small town. That was cooool!
Salut!
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HOLA ciutadans del món!! a mi m'agraden els concursos i encara que no siga crec que se el que significa Ahipara= "fuego divino" o "la chispa de la vida" o "lugar de nacimiento de la creatividad".
ReplyDeleteO siga que cuidadin no siga que vaja en doble sentit i en torneu 3 "Què ilu..." ja, ja, ja..
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Vaja quina aventura!! Menos mal que no vareu tindre problemes amb l'aigua! Els paisatges per allà són increibles, feu unes fotos precioses. Per cert, la última foto, genial!
ReplyDeletePD: Si que li hagués agradat al teu avi!
PD2: Eleccions aquí ahir, pots imaginar-ho...
Hola tia, doncs de fuego divino de moment res de res :) tenim que buscar feina al tornar, que el viatje ens haura deixat els comptes prou netets, de fer xiquets encara res...
ReplyDeleteNando, lo de les eleccions, que vols que et diga... no em sorpren, el spanish medio es prou ignorant ...
ReplyDeleteA mi plim, jo duermo con picolin.
Jm