This is a new destination that we are very excited about. It is more
inland and accessible because of this year's figure-eight type route.
We
were also very privileged in 2010 to spend one day there and meet her
mother, Karmele,
an uncle and aunt and many friends.
One Day in Oñati is the book I put together as a thank you for their hospitality. But if you could not access it, here you can see Irati and her mother with Mike that one exciting day we spent with them in 2010.
Also
in that area we met friends and family of our host Alberto
(our girl Amaia's father). In the nearby town of
Mondragón,
Jose Mari gave us a tour of one of the companies where he is
manager. It would be great to see him, his
family and others we met there.
You will find stories of the day we met these friends in this post, The BIG Day. If you want more, go to on how to get lost in a foreign country And here is a photo of the group dinner at their Sociedad the night of that memorable cycling event.
P.S.: We exchanged e-mails and invited them to dinner that evening at our hotel. Two couples will join us: Jose Mari & Idoia; Iñaki & Elena. Irati and family members as well!
P.S.1: Great times with our friends from Mondragon! They were so good to give us a chunk of their week day. They could not stay for dinner as that would keep them out too late and they had early work commitments the next day.
Karmele, a fifth grade teacher, taught and had meetings with parents all day, but even so stayed all evening. The girls, Irati and best friend were with us all afternoon.
These are all dear people. We so enjoyed our time with them.
The beauty of this place is idyllic! Wish you could see the views out our windows!
You will find stories of the day we met these friends in this post, The BIG Day. If you want more, go to on how to get lost in a foreign country And here is a photo of the group dinner at their Sociedad the night of that memorable cycling event.
P.S.: We exchanged e-mails and invited them to dinner that evening at our hotel. Two couples will join us: Jose Mari & Idoia; Iñaki & Elena. Irati and family members as well!
P.S.1: Great times with our friends from Mondragon! They were so good to give us a chunk of their week day. They could not stay for dinner as that would keep them out too late and they had early work commitments the next day.
Karmele, a fifth grade teacher, taught and had meetings with parents all day, but even so stayed all evening. The girls, Irati and best friend were with us all afternoon.
These are all dear people. We so enjoyed our time with them.
The beauty of this place is idyllic! Wish you could see the views out our windows!
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