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Southern Spain, called Andalucía, is my specialty, as I guide cultural walking tours every summer in Sevilla, Granada, Córdoba and the Alpujarras. I've lived, studied, worked and traveled exten... Read More...
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Category: Travel+Place
Walking the Camino de SantiagoA medieval European pilgrimage route over a thousand years old, the Camino de Santiago has become a unique long-distance hike for tens of thousands of "pilgrims" each year. Andrea Kirkby reflects on walking the trail, the landscape of rural Spain, and how, once on the pilgrimage, "you start to accept the unusual, the strange, the downright weird, as part of your everyday life." |
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The Spectacle of BullfightingBull. Fighting. Bull? Yes. Fighting? that depends on your opinion. To me, fighting in a sport, would be an equal battle where both involved are fit and not disadvantaged by the situation or another. Little naive me with my rose coloured glasses and fresh dewy smelling air, I came to discover that... |
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Day 1: Sunday, January 24th 2010 - LEAVING HOME
Well it’s day one of the next two years, and am exhausted already - haven’t even got to South America yet!! Honestly, when this mad plan of mine started to form, I honestly thought it was just going to be a case of throwing a few T-shirts and a toothbrush in a bag, and off I went. The bag weighs... |
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Spiritual Travel - San Juan de la PeñaAnother powerful sacred place I’ve recently hiked to is the older monastery of San Juan de la Peña in the northern reaches of Aragón province in Spain. Close to the Pyrenees and on the traditional Camino Aragones, the Aragón Road is a road to Santiago that is less traveled today. But in the... |