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    'Digby' - Tarifa, South of Spain. Digby might as well have been a messiah. By far the most knowledgeable man I have ever had the pleasure of meeting and some one I intend of visiting time and time again. by: phoneeurope Views[419] The search by: anatomyofarelationship Views[457] my partner enjoyed sunning topless by: bilinda Views[3462]
     
    The Spaniards appreciate the little things in life more than I've ever seen in any other cultures. They live in such a beautiful country where so much history was built around. Plaza de Espana was something I walked by everyday, and I always stopped by and just stood there and fell in love everyday. by: susanagitana Views[429] With a country that has culture and history. Religion is a huge factor to how this country presents itself and to themselves. The Spaniards dedicate one week to their religion and just watching these marches down the streets is so moving. by: susanagitana Views[474] These three little girls are students at this public school a couple blocks from my college where I would volunteer to teach English to them. The three musketeers where so willing to learn, such sweet girls. by: susanagitana Views[1606] A beautiful performance in the Mueseo de baile in Sevilla. She had such a powerful spirit almost brought the crowd to their feet. by: susanagitana Views[481] During one of the pub crawls I worked for in Madrid, Spain by: wanderlustkiera Views[429]
     
    This Seville Cathedral is also known as The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See. It is a must-to-see when visiting the capital city of the Andalusian region in Spain. It is located near the Alcazar Palace complex and together with the Cathedral, they are listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. You have to put in mind that it is the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. After St. Peter's in Rome and St. Paul's in London, It is also the third largest church in the world. If you have the chance to go inside, do it because its interior is really amazing. You can also find the remains of Christopher Columbus inside the Cathedral. by: euroangel Views[821] Guests, Tourists, as well as locals enjoy the friendly sunny weather in Seville during winter time. Since it has a subtropical climate, you can visit this city during winter season when the weather is not so hot. Seville, like most Andalusian destinations, is known for its tapas. You can find a lot of tapas bars and restaurants around the foot of the cathedral in the center of town. There are also available seats outside especially when the weather is nice. You can find time to relax and chit-chat while enjoying a cup of coffee and a portion of tapas. by: euroangel Views[1285] The tomb of Christopher Columbus is located inside the Seville Cathedral in Spain. You can find four allegorical figures on top of his tomb representing the four kingdoms of Spain during Columbus’ life, Castille, Aragon, Navara and Leon. It was designed by the sculptor Arturo Melida. It was originally installed in Havana before being moved to Seville after Spain lost control of Cuba. by: euroangel Views[3592] This is a very nice mosaic bench in Seville, Spain. You can also find a narrow street ( callejuelas in Spanish word) in the background (middle) of this image. At the right side is a souvenir store, where you can buy souvenirs of all kinds from postcards to travel guides, fridge magnets, shirts, etc. At the left side a ceramic shop. by: euroangel Views[1266] Plaza de España known in English as Spain Square, is one of the famous sights in Seville. It is located in Maria Luisa Park and was designed by Anibal Gonzalez. It is a good example of the Rennaisance Revival Style in Spanish Architecture. It is the site of the Spanish pavilion from the 1929 exhibition. Don't miss walking around the area and if you have enough time, take a walk in Maria Luisa Park is also a good chance to relax and enjoy its landscape. There are also attractive monuments and museums for you to discover. by: euroangel Views[536]
     
    Drinking Sangria on Las Ramblas in Barcelona by: angieallover Views[724] Don Quixote statue in Madrid, Spain by: angieallover Views[597] Barcelona - Las Ramblas by: angieallover Views[344] Dinner in Santiago with Norwegian/Icelandic girl and our hosts. by: mettesv Views[478] The famous church of Santiago de Compostela by: mettesv Views[1540]
     
    A buddhist retreat we visited with a couple we met hitchhiking. by: mettesv Views[329] More of the food.. by: mettesv Views[321] A couple, who halfway kidnapped us, invited us for dinner. We ended up sleeping at their place in A Coruña. They talked all the time in Spanish and very fast. by: mettesv Views[298] The beach.. by: mettesv Views[351] The longest beach in Galicia. And a really really nice one. by: mettesv Views[540]
     
    Europes only cascade to fall directly into the sea. And very pretty it was. by: mettesv Views[211] The shelter of the next day was very original, but kept out most wind, animals and water. Valerio was our host in Palmi (south of Italy) in September. He is doing erasmus in Santiago de Compostela. We camped in a windmill park... by: mettesv Views[222] Finally after a long day our bed. by: mettesv Views[222] The people who gave us a bed also fed us and played funny games in the dark (not as dirty as it sounds). by: mettesv Views[294] Not much life back in these socks :( by: mettesv Views[223]
     
    Camping for the night, we thought. It was a decent spot, but older and wiser people had a bed for us :) by: mettesv Views[269] First Giant chocolate fondue in Santander... by: mettesv Views[270] And this is the last one! by: mettesv Views[286] And this one.. by: mettesv Views[332]
     
    This is the gourmet stuff. Yummy yummy by: mettesv Views[377] This is to fill up not for the gourmet tasting by: mettesv Views[294] Just throw the shells around.. by: mettesv Views[199] I mean it. A whole lot of them! by: mettesv Views[216] Lots of them.. by: mettesv Views[190]
     
    Pinxto in San Sebastian. by: mettesv Views[202] Pedro picked us up and let us stay at his place for the night. The next day he drove us to Oloron. Perfect! by: mettesv Views[206] Enjoying + 16 C in the Pyrenees. To warm to ski unfortunately, but we fooled around in the snow any way. by: mettesv Views[224] This is a classic me pose on the road: studying the big map and pondering the best way to get where ever. We didn't get to Oloron until the next day.. by: mettesv Views[204] A ride with ski/snowboardes and their cute dog. by: mettesv Views[178]
     
    A sign on a part of the pilgrimage (the A village we stayed in for a small week just next to the Pyrenees. It was magnificent. by: mettesv Views[224] Ride with gypsies... What more can I say?! by: mettesv Views[259] Giant puppy in front of the Guggenheim by: mettesv Views[225] Strange sea food, particular to the north of Spain (Euskadi and Galicia especially). I haven't tried them yet by: mettesv Views[432]
     
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    As the morning fog lifts, and the darkness is driven away by the sun’s rays, the reason I am here is clear. A bare tree with new life, not in foliage, but in birdlife - a juvenile bald eagle, sitting closely to two adults, stands exposed in front of the hills of Brackendale.: by hautepower, Views[237]
    As the morning fog lifts, and the darkness is driven away by the sun’s rays, the reason I am here is clear. A bare tree with new life, not in foliage, but in birdlife - a juvenile bald eagle, sitting closely to two adults, stands exposed in front of the hills of Brackendale.

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