I made it to Cordoba today and it was every bit as good as expected. The mosque was amazing but even m0re amazing was walking through the old Jewish quarter, including a synagogue from the 1400´s, prior to when the Jews were expelled during the Spanish inquisition. And yes, Keith, I did try the gazpacho at Casa Pepe and it was so good. Next up Ronda and Grandada. Here is a blurb on each of the pics:
Top Left: Abogado means lawyer in Spanish. Somehow I do not think abogados work as hard here (Madrid)
Top Right: Flamenco at La Carbaneria (Sevilla)
Middle Left: Drinking with our Irish roomates and our new friend from Montreal (Sevilla)
Middle Right: Self guided bike tour through Sevilla and Triana (Sevilla)
Bottom Left: From the bullfight. I spared everyone the gruesome photos. I have many of them.
Bottom Right: Drinking with the locals in a Madrid pub (Madrid, por supuesto)
For more pics, check out my buddy Chad´s blog at chadtravelstheworld.blogspot.com.
Hasta luego!
1 comment:
Dave,
I know this goes without saying, but you're one lucky bastard. Yeah, abogados don't work as hard as lawyers in the states. But lawyers from the states who are off traveling the world work even less than abogados.
Good to see all that downtime isn't too overwhelming.
BTW -- I know you're not playing this year, but I think you'd be just as annoyed to learn that the Union got the No. 1 pick in the draft and is off to a 2-0 start. What's the world come to?
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