travel
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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



