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                <title>English shop with good maps of Andalucia</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Really nice to be able to find walks and country routes when you are off the main drag. <br><br>The Map Shop is run by a very helpful man who will match a map to your requirements and it is always surprisingly cheap (think we paid about six pounds per map and they always arrive the next day, which has proved v useful!)<br><br>We found the <br>Mapa Provincial Granada, Direccion General del Instituto Geografico Nacional, Ministerio de Fomento  useful, but also bought Parque Natural, Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama.]]></description>
                
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                <title>El Amparo</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[A guesthouse run by by Brits for a cosmopolitan and sporty crowd. The purpose-built accommodation is five minutes outside of a tiny village called Santa Cruz, near to Alhama de Granada. <br><br>Geoff and Sally the hosts can recommend local bars and restaurants, or serve a dinner of local produce and wine on request. <br><br>They also provide walking and cycling suggestions which we thought were fantastic, and meant that we saw a lot more of the local area than we had expected to manage.  <br><br>The hotel is near enough to the Sierra Nevada ski resort to be on the slopes in just over an hour apparently. <br><br>Alhama de Granada itself is a spa town and has hot springs which you can cycle to. Local families use them by day and they are a favourite chillout spot post-clubbing.]]></description>
                
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