The Alcázar of Sevilla
As you may have noticed, my post on the Alhambra has yet to appear. That’s because I know it’s going to be long and so… Read More »The Alcázar of Sevilla
As you may have noticed, my post on the Alhambra has yet to appear. That’s because I know it’s going to be long and so… Read More »The Alcázar of Sevilla
Santa Maria de la Sede is shaped like a square. This is unusual for a cathedral as most tend to form a cross. But the… Read More »Seville Cathedral
Whilst on holiday in Sevilla, we decided to hire a motor and nip down to Cádiz for the day. Sorry. Because we were in Sevilla… Read More »A Wet Visit to Cádiz
I love T-Mobile Thanks to free cellular data worldwide, I’m writing this post while zipping along on the train to Sevilla. I was tempted to… Read More »Granada Leftovers
Do you know that the word Gypsy comes from the word Egypt? For a long time nobody knew or cared where gypsies came from, but… Read More »Head for the Hills
Here’s the thing: the Alhambra is huge. Huge both in size and in detail. A proper treatment of our visit is going to have to… Read More »Not the Alhambra
Albayzin is the old Moorish section of town. You remember the Moors, right? They were the Arabic folks who nipped over from Africa to bring… Read More »Out and About in Albayzin
Before we left for Granada, i had a look through the photos I’d taken in Barcelona to see if there were any stragglers worth sharing.… Read More »Barcelona Leftovers
OK, it’s not really called Gaudiland. That’s just me being a smart-aleck. It’s really called Parc Güell, named for Eusebi Güell who was Gaudi’s patron.… Read More »Gaudiland
Late in life, Gaudi devoted all his time to the Sagrada Familia. So much so, that he lived in his studio in the building. But… Read More »Apartment Life
The Palau de la Musica Catalana got its start early in the twentieth century because a local choral society wanted a place to perform. The… Read More »A Palace of Music
I’ve wanted to see this place for quite a while. When I first came across photos of this crazy church with its fruit-topped spires and… Read More »Sagrada Familia
“I love it when a plan comes together” John “Hannibal” Smith, leader of the A-team I agree completely. We were frankly amazed to see how… Read More »Étude – Now we’re cookin’
It’s been quite a while since I was able to show you any progress on Étude. The Nordic Tugs factory is not huge and can’t… Read More »Étude – Progress at last!
We took a day trip to Wikenberg, an historic Arizona town. Some say that the old town center is the main attraction. Perhaps so. But… Read More »Boots n’ Saddles