...from Valle Gran Rey in La Gomera's south-west across the mountains and through the national park to the island's capital San Sebastian de La Gomera. A journey that normally takes about 100 minutes was done in less than nine minutes (!) by this Mesa coach, as the video below shows. Caution: Better have a bucket handy just in case your stomach isn't up to what you're about to see:
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Hi,
A keen follower of your blog over the past decade, an annual visitor to VGR, covid bound in Donegal (where the spuds come from ;-) ) - just to say I hope you're having the best of Christmases in the Valley. Keep posting - every picture brings a little bit of joy to someone, somewhere.
And apologies in advance, but I'll be straight up the Barranco Argaga next trip - come what may...
:-p
Hi and many thanks for your comment, with apologies for the delay in publishing it.
Happy New Year and thanks for hosting. Having climbed Argaga three times from both directions, I think I'll give it a miss.Could a reinforced tunnel not be built along the coastal road to Argaga.Similar to those built through the mountains above VGR?
Hi and a Happy New Year to you, too.
I don't think that such a tunnel will ever be built, though.
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