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8th February 2024<\/p>\n
Phil & Freda and Gareth & Anne walked from Les Rotes to the Molins at La Plana and back through the graffiti area and down through the urbanisation Lloma del Canta\u00f1ar.\u00a0 Length of the walk is 8.21km and took around 2\u00be hours.\u00a0 We did this walk on Thursday because rain was forecast for Friday, and we were glad we switched days because it was beautiful – like a summer’s day!<\/p>\n
We had coffee at Tucco’s at the Tropicana Shopping Centre (Restaurant Mena was closed) and lunch at Saona in Denia.<\/p>\n
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