![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-19.jpg "Puente Nuevo")
Today, as I was travelling on from El Chorro to Grazalema, I took the opportunity to make a short stop in Ronda. The visit, however, was somehow compromised by the inclement weather. Continue reading Rounding up Ronda
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-18.jpg "Embalse del Conde de Guadalhorce")
From the 9th to the 20th Century
Today was a really relaxing day: In the morning, I visited the remains of a mozarabic fortress, and explored the area of the dams of El Chorro Gorge, whereas in the afternoon, I was lazing around on the terrace of my accommodation. Continue reading From the 9th to the 20th Century
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-17.jpg "Antequera Fortress")
Fortresses vs. Flamingos vs. Fissures: 1:0:≫10000
Based on the fact that I actually wanted to see flamingos and strange rock formations, the above result (especially the first two thirds) might seem a bit strange, if not even disappointing. However, I was again happy with today's adventures. Continue reading Fortresses vs. Flamingos vs. Fissures: 1:0:≫10000
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-16.jpg "El Chorro Valley")
Unwinding in El Chorro
El Chorro is a Mecca for climbers. However, I opted against going straight up the rocks, but rather explored the area by hiking on several hiking paths. In total, I was away for nearly six hours – maybe not that relaxing in the eyes of some people. Continue reading Unwinding in El Chorro
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-15.jpg "Andalusian Mountains")
Andalusia, or: Welcome to the Mountains!
My holiday in Spain started very stereotypically with a flight to Málaga, admidst lots of elderly tourists and a school class on their way to a language holiday. After my arrival, however, I left the "typical" Andalusia behind, and made my way into the mountains. Continue reading Andalusia, or: Welcome to the Mountains!
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/tatras2011.jpg "Tatry, Polska")
Kraków and the High Tatras
In September 2011, I spent a week in Kraków and the High Tatras. Now, some short blog entries are finally available telling more about this trip.
2012: Something New
After not having blogged for quite a while, I want to resurrect my blog: Welcome to bernies-journeys.at! Continue reading 2012: Something New
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/norge2011.jpg "Rallarvegen, Norge")
The Beauty of the North
In July 2011, I finally returned to Norway (more than six years after my first visit). This time, I stayed for two weeks, and visited the south of the country (Bergen, Sognefjord, Jotunheimen National Park, Stavanger, and Lysefjord). Once again, I was stunned by the beauty of the Norwegian landscape.
![[Picture]](https://bernies-journeys.at/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/crnagora2011.jpg "Durmitor, Crna Gora")
Back to the Country of Black Mountains
In June 2011, I visited Montenegro again (after my first stay in September 2010). This time, I spent ten days there, during which I discovered the true gem of the country: its mountains which are mostly untouched by tourism.
Derwisch erzählt
![[Foto]](../../wp-content/uploads/2011/12/derwisch.jpg "Derwisch erzählt")
Picture from Interkulttheater
For the sixth time, Turkish-born Aret Güzel Aleksanyan performs in "Derwisch erzählt" as Meddâh (storyteller) in the Interkulttheater in Vienna. For those of you speaking German, I can only cite Karl Farkas: Schauen Sie sich das an!
This blog entry is an abridged version of the original entry in German.