Andalucia


                                                                        Sevilla

Hola!
Here is a quick video tour of our all to brief stay in Andalucia (two weeks is not enough)
We had great weather with a couple of exhilarating thunderstorms mixed in and we walked a lot through some of Spain’s most amazing cities. -  Sevilla, Córdoba, Granada, Salobreña, and some beautiful pueblos blancos.  We are now on our way up through Estremadura, but more on that next time.
Don and Carol

                               Sevilla


                           Tapas

              Zahara de la Sierra


                      Olives

Cordoba




Jamon

            Granada






                 Antequera


Salobreña




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