travel
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Andalucia to Catalonia
It’s a shock to transition between two very distinct regions of Spain – especially between Andalucia to Catalonia. Yet that’s just what we did. After four weeks traveling through Andalucia, Spain – when most vacations have long ended – Kevin… Continue reading
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Crossing the Iberian Peninsula
Southern Spain’s natural parks, white towns (pueblos blancos), and cultural traditions are the true rulers of the Iberian Peninsula. We journeyed five days by car between Malaga and Seville, stopping at – some expected, and some unexpected – places along… Continue reading
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Malaga Mucho Mejor
It’s clear to see why Malaga is a European vacation hot spot – there is so much to do downtown and at national parks nearby, and the shopping and entertainment, while geared to the docked cruise chicos, has something for… Continue reading
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Caminito del Rey
It’s hard to imagine that tennis shoes, water, and a ticket booked far in advance, will suffice to walk what was once named the world’s most dangerous trail. The “little king” Caminito del Rey 7.7 km trail hangs 100 feet… Continue reading
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Dia de la Virgen Inmaculada
Bells chime, choirs sing, masses are held, and processions process leading up to the Day of the Immaculate Conception in Granada, Dec. 8 – also a national holiday. We experienced first-hand the beautiful tradition of the procession of Mary into… Continue reading
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Sacromonte Caves
Tonight in Granada, we ventured along the Camino del Sacromonte to experience the not-to-miss Museo de las Cuevas del Sacromonte which details the daily lives, homes, and culture of gypsies living in hillside cave homes. The caves protect from extreme… Continue reading
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Estudiando
While in Granada, I am studying Spanish at Esquela DeLengua for two weeks. Estoy estudiando en Esquela DeLengua por dos semanas. The first week had 7 students and teacher Jaime, and we learned and practiced Future Simple v. Future Proximo.1… Continue reading
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Awe-Inspiring Ahlambra
Visiting the Ahlambra surpassed all my expectations of what this ancient (1232-1492) 26-acre area of palaces, fortress, gardens, and city on a hill might be to walk through. It’s unimaginable that, as part of Ahlambra’s storied history, Napolean once seized… Continue reading
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