prior to even going to teruel i checked potential hitchhiking spots in the city and i found a repsol gas station on the main way out and already towards the edge, so i thought it might be a good idea to try our luck there. we did have lots of luck with amazingly friendly manager of the company, who even wanted to give me water for hitchhiking on the spanish summer sun, while Aga was there, trying to talk to people. eventually, also considering his advice, we moved further to another gas station, which was already outside of the city, where allegedly people were going to refill and go further out. it was true, in principle, however they didn’t allow us to ask people directly, so we decided to just walk to the entrance and hope for the best. there was a super wide shoulder, so we thought eventually somebody would pick us u, either for direction sagunto or zaragoza, altho we hoped we’d find a straight ride at least to castelló, since we already anticipated that the turn would be hard to make. we quickly got an offer but it was for somewhere close, so having had bad experience with such risk taking options, we decided to stay and wished them all the best. the next car that stopped was a lift to agunto and they dropped us on the highway entrance where i had hitchhiked 4 years before :D. i never thought i’d be on that place again. it was a couple of iranian guy named Reza and a spanish woman, a valenciana. they both used to travel a lot, he also hitchhiked, so he was happy to pick us up =)
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