Two priests riding in a horse-drawn carriage driven by an Andalusian don right down one of the main streets in Seville. What you can't see was the bus immediately behind them.
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- Adios, Espana
- The Rain in Spain
- After doing the laundry in the bathtub, this is ...
- Tiled hallway in a typical Spanish house.
- Argentinian Tango dancers at our hotel.
- Narrow streets in the old Jewish Quarter.
- A visit to the old, walled city of Cordoba on a ...
- Along the seaside promenade near our hotel.
- Views of different food establishments at the cent...
- The breakfront in Dora's dining room.
- Senora Dora, our hostess, at our home-hosted lunc...
- Jerry trying to load a jar with olive oil at the...
- Hola!
- Flamenco show in our hotel.
- Jerry makes friends everywhere. Actually, the gu...
- Two priests riding in a horse-drawn carriage driv...
- A view of the tower from the bottom. We looked t...
- View from the top of La Giralda Tower in Seville....
- Sunday at the Beach
- Felicia Maria Teresa Consuela Paquita Gonzales C...
- Ronda, a typical hill town in the Andalusian moun...
- Jerry always knows where to find the perfect bath...
- A picture taken while Jerry was riding on the bul...
- Still searching for the perfect pair.
- Jerry says the women were dressed to kill also.
- My equine friend Principe (Prince) at the Feria Fu...
- One of the views from our balcony.
- Torremolinos by Night
- Good Morning from Torremolinos
- Greetings from Torremolinos, Spain
- Espana here we come!
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