We left Salamanca and arrived at Madrid (our final “port of call”) this afternoon. It was a short uneventful ride into Madrid. We crossed the plains and must say they are in need of rain on the plain in Spain!

We checked in to our hotel which is near the airport and turned in rental car. (The Opel Corsair is a good machine, mechanically, and served us well. Electronically, it’s overly complicated with unnecessary controls and indicators. The cruise control and speedometer readout are disasters.) From here on, we will rely on public transportation. Over the course of our trip, we put a total of about 9000 kilometers on the 2 cars with no major mishaps. (You may remember early in our trip Hertz called us to say they needed to swap out our car.) We saw some great places on our “ride about” that we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. However, Wayne won’t miss backing down or up narrow medieval streets and Peggy won’t miss navigating and dreaming of too many exits in traffic circles!

There is much to see and do in Madrid in the two short days we alloted. Wish us luck as we navigate the Madrid metro system. It would be so much easier if we spoke the language. Peggy is determined to learn some French before we return to Europe.

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Buenas Noches
Wayne and Peggy