For the next three weeks, I spent time in Andalucia. The south of Spain has a rich history from pre-Roman times, to the Roman Empire, the conquest of the Moors, the Reconquista, the flowing in of money from the Americas, and into the present day. It is a land of art, food, and culuture. Nothing more symbolized the time than Sevilla and Flamenco. We were luck to visit a late night peña to see the music performed in its true settings. Sevilla was a particularly amazing town. We also went to the National Park Doñana and Ronda.
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| The tower of Sevilla. |
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| The oven of Sevilla. La Plaza de España |
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| La Casa Ansemla. |
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| El Rocio, a site of one of Spain's most important pilgrimages. |
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| In the wilds of Parque Doñana. The mares roam wild until the collecting season comes. |
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| Something sweet and savory! |
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| The famous bridge of Ronda. |
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| Eva's sugar papito. |
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