Ronda
A romantic town split in half by a deep gorge, and united at this beautiful bridge built in the 1700’s.
We wandered off the main path & found some sweet sights, including a fig forest.
And, an almond orchard
Wow, a Lego Chewbacca!
Granada
Arco de la Frontera, one of the loveliest pueblos blancos. We stopped by during a fall festival, which wasn't a surprise as the Spaniards always seem to be celebrating something special. This is a lively cultural, and these small villages know how to celebrate. Spain’s small towns seem to have something special around every corner. Onto Granada: We may have walked on every city street in Granada. It is a dynamic and lovely city - one could wander through the winding streets all day and see new sights at every turn. Or, view dozens of dazzling perspectives of the Alhambra and never tire of it’s walls. It was hot when we were roaming the streets, so anytime we could find shade along the buildings and free flowing water, we took a break. Thankfully we found potable water on the street. We try our best to refrain from buying bottled water and always carry our stainless steel water bottles. Have I ever mentioned ...
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