Great essay, Andres, and your grammar was almost perfect!  Your trip sounds amazing, I would love to hike through Spain someday too.

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Hiking in the North of Spain

It was the end of June. The summer had just started, beaches were crawling with tourists and you could barely breathe because of the season heating. Even though I had amazing plans on in Málaga (aka Sunny Coast) and I was kind of reluctant to leave, my friend dragged me off to explore new worlds lands that summer.

We headed to the north of Spain. Summer temperatures on this region of Spain are lower than other parts but with much more warmth and sunny weather. We spent a whole month over there and even today I still remember every detail of our amazing adventure. We were hiking on a daily basis. We would spend days and days outdoors and ,trekking with food and water reserves. We would camp out for the night and the following morning we would keep continue our route. We had countless walks through outstanding wonderful (I think the word outstanding is only used for something that can be measured - grades, work, effort, etc) nature.

Now and then we would reach the city capital cities and villages where we would taste their amazing and traditional cuisines: seafood, meat, cider…Spectacular food everywhere, in a nutshell. Such good memories. At this point of my live I would love to repeat such this kind of a trip again.

It is commonly said that some people acquire the travel bug. Others are born with it though. For me, it could be 50-50%. Since I was a kid I have always been always fascinated by other countries and cultures. I would draw country flags and colour them and try to remember them. Sometimes I would skip school and take a bus to visit a village in the mountain and spend a sunny day there just breathing fresh air and seeing nature. This “affliction” (if that’s what it is) went into remission for many years but it resurfaced after college with renewed fury.

Since then, I have been travelling as much as I could, and definitely have been hiking in different countries such as Norway, Northern Ireland or Scotland. I plan to have another amazing trip when the time is ripe. Hiking absolutely definetly makes me feel at ease. Even more than the beach and the sea. I have been always thought of myself as a ocean person but I am starting to think that I am actually am more of a freshwater person. Well, since it is not a biological predisposition (is it?) I think I should can consider myself as a combination of both!

Hiking in the North of Spain

It was the end of June. The summer had just started, beaches were crawling with tourists and you could barely breath because of the hot weather season heating. Even though I had amazing plans on in Málaga (aka Sunny Coast) and I was kind of reluctant to leave, my friend dragged me off to explore new worlds that summer.

We headed to the north of Spain. Summer temperatures on in this region of Spain are normally lower than other parts of the country  but it  was  with much still warm and sunny weather. We spent a whole month over there and even today I still remember every detail of our amazing adventure. We were hiking on a daily basis. We would spend days and days outdoors, and trekking with food and water reserves. We would camp out for the at night and the following morning we would keep or continue our route. We had countless walks through outstanding nature.

Now and then we would reach the city capitals and villages where we would taste their  traditional cuisines: seafood, meat, cider…  In a nutshell it was amazing and spectacular food was everywhere . Such good memories. At this point of my live I would love to repeat such kind of trip again.

It is commonly said that some people acquire the travel bug, while others are born with it. though. For me, it could be 50-50%. Since I was a kid I have been always been fascinated by countries and cultures. I would draw country flags and colour them and try to remember them. Sometimes I would skip school and take a bus to visit a village in the mountains and spend a sunny day there just breathing fresh air and seeing nature. This “affliction” (if that’s what it is) went into remission for many years but it resurfaced after college with renewed fury.

Since then, I have been travelling as much as I could can , and definitely have been hiking in different countries such as Norway, Northern Ireland or Scotland. I plan to have another amazing trip when the time is ripe. Hiking absolutely makes me feel at ease. Even more than the beach and the sea. I have been always thought of myself as a ocean person but I am starting to think that I actually am more of a freshwater person. Well, since it is not a biological predisposition (is it?) I think I should consider myself as a combination of both!

bien hecho maestro!! ten cuidado ...  No soy gramatico