One thing that must be hard for any of you that read this for travel information is that your world of knowledge is limited to what I feel like writing about. You’re all going to come away with very little knowledge of Granada, even though I admit it’s a major stop on any tour of […]
A birder’s guide to the architectural delights of Úbeda
Touring Spain with my new Rick Steves’ friends has made me realize that, in addition to architecture, whales, and stained glass, there’s probably no harm in being a birder as well. As we gain details of Spanish culture, my tour mates are also patiently teaching me the fine art of birding. So far, my birding […]
Made in Spain: The Chinese Terracotta Soldiers of Malaga and the Greco-Roman Patios of Cordoba
Any time I have posted during the past 2 years – I have done so with trepidation about revealing the cancer journey that Ron and I took. And each time I have shared a part of this story, I have received an incredible number of emails, text messages, and blog comments – from both friends […]
Malaga: solo travel in a group of 5 million
Before we get to the important subjects of fish salting and modern art, I want to discuss the 5 million people who are in Malaga with me this week for Semana Santa. My initial research indicated a mere 400,000 visitors for Semana Santa and information I have received here firmly states that there are an […]
Travels with Valerie 