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    Last Night in Spain, People, and Numbers

    SPAIN | Fri, 5 Feb 2016 | By wanderlustgail | Views [623]

    Last Night in Spain I starting writing this in Seville, but it has been difficult for me to finish. I haven't written much about Spain/Andalusia yet because, to be honest, the cities just didn't inspire me as much as Lisbon did. It's not really ... Read more >

    Tags: andalusia, budget, córdoba, granada, lisbon, maugham, sabbatical, seville, travel

    Roadtrip Andalusia - Spain

    SPAIN | Sun, 8 Sep 2013 | By kerryp | Views [391]

    The first part of our journey takes us from Malaga Spain to Ronda. Our road trip began at the airport in Malaga, where we get a BMW Mini Cabrio. From there we drive through the city and then head for Ronda, one of the white villages of Andalusia. Ronda ... Read more >

    Tags: andalusia, ronda

    Photos: My Photo scholarship 2011 entry

    WORLDWIDE | Sat, 5 Nov 2011 | By crossroad | Flickr Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    This series takes place in Malaga, Andalusia, Spain in July 2011. The upcoming generation of young Toreros is having a show. The people of Malaga, who traditionally watch Corridas, are all invited to watch these young men fighting the bull. This ceremonial ... Read more >
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    Tags: #2011wnphoto, andalusia, arena, bull fight, cape, corrida, europe, spain, torero, travel photography scholarship 2011

     

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