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Sao Jorge Castle, originally built in 8th century by the Moors; restored by the Portugese dictator Salazar in 1960s. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Trolley (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Praca dos Restauradores, obelisk celebrating the restoration of Portuguese independnce from Spain in 1640. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Facade of the train station. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Street performer. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Rossio, historic center. The column is honoring Pedro IV, King of Portugal & Emperor of Brazil. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Demonstration at historic center - a friendly demonstration, they were just singing. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Looks like fun. As the writing on the scooters say, you could take a GPS guided tour of Lisbon. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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A rainy day in the historic center (taken through the bus window). (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Belem Tower, Manueline architecture, built to protect the harbor in early 16th Century. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Detail of Belem Tower. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Belem Tower (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monument to Unknown Soldier. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Still raining (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monument to the Discoveries, Prince Henry the Navigator, Vasco da Gama with sword, Magellan with circle representing the round earth. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Ron taking a picture in the rain. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monastery of Jeronimos (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monastery of Jeronimos, detail of gate. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monastery of Jeronimos, church interior. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Memorial to Luis de Camoes. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monastery of Jeronimos, interior (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Tomb of Vasco da Gama. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Tomb of Vasco da Gama, detail. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Monastery of Jeronimos, Cloisters' dining room. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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(Lisbon, Portugal)

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(Portugal, Lisbon)

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Monastery of Jeronimos, Cloisters. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National palace. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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This chair was used by women when they were wearing large formal dresses. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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National Palace of Queluz. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Lynne & Steve Malley our travel companions. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Downtown Lisbon with the ubiquitous "Hard Rock Cafe". (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Elevador de Santa Justa used to take people from the lower town to the upper old town, now you can ride it just for the view. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Typical tile siding with wrought iron balconies. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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View from the castle. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Another view from the castle. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Yet another view from the castle. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Peacock. (Lisbon, Portugal)

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Portugal, local hero on the way to Evora

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Cork tree, major crop. Notice that at the bottom, the cork has already been harvested. (Enroute to Evora)

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Small town specializing in pottery (Portugal)

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Portugal

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Small town specializing in pottery (Portugal)

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Monsaraz, a walled town on the hill.

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Monsaraz, Portugal

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Outside the city walls of Monsaraz.

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Monsaraz, village below

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City entry gate (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Local products for sale.(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Local products for sale. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Our guide, Jesus, and some of the group. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Bull ring. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Bull ring. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Only two streets run the length of the ridge on which the town was built. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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View from the bull ring. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Lunch in a local restaurant. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Lunch in a local restaurant, Lynne. (Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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(Monsaraz, Portugal)

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Our Pousada, a former monastery. (Evora, Portugal)

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Our "cell" in the Pousada. (Evora, Portugal)

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Glenda, in our cell. (Evora, Portugal)

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Our Pousada. (Evora, Portugal)

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Pousada dining room. (Evora, Portugal)

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(Evora, Portugal)

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Roman Temple of Diana (Evora, Portugal)

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(Evora, Portugal)

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Cathedral (Evora, Portugal)

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Cathedral (Evora, Portugal)

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Cathedral (Evora, Portugal)

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(Evora, Portugal)

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University of Evora. (Evora, Portugal)

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The University of Evora has around 5760 students enrolled in graduate courses, 1588 in Master'™s courses and 277 in PhD courses. (Evora, Portugal)

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(Portugal: Evora) The University dates back to 1559.

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(Evora, Portugal)

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University (Evora, Portugal)

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Tile on walls reflects subject taught in room, this is astronomy. (Evora, Portugal)

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University art students at work. (Evora, Portugal)

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(Evora, Portugal)

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Super highway. (Evora, Portugal)

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(Evora, Portugal)

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City center. (Evora, Portugal)

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Church of St. Francis. (Evora, Portugal)

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Chapel of Bones "We bones in here wait for you to join us." You are looking at bones and skulls. (Evora, Portugal)

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A rainy day. (Evora, Portugal)

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Portugal: olive trees - enroute to Merida, Spain.

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Merida was founded by Augustus in 25 BC. This is the Amphitheatre. (Merida, Spain)

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Amphitheatre (Merida, Spain)

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Amphitheatre, members of our group: Ernie, Trudy, Barbara, Gail, Rosa (Merida, Spain)

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Roman theater. (Merida, Spain)

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Ron & Glenda (Merida, Spain)

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(Merida, Spain)

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Theater Gardens (Merida, Spain)

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(Merida, Spain)

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Temple of Diana, 1st century, AD (Merida, Spain)

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(Merida, Spain)

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(Merida, Spain)

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Iberian ham for sale (Merida, Spain)

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(Merida, Spain)

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View of our paradore on the hill to the left, once a palace of Pedro I (Carmona, Spain)

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Our paradore for 3 nights (Carmona, Spain)

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Shield shows Castille and Leon. (Carmona, Spain)

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(Carmona, Spain)

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Our paradore. (Carmona, Spain)

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View from the parador. (Carmona, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana. (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana, Ron (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana, Glenda. (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana The buildings now contain government offices. (Seville, Spain)

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Plaza de Espana, Ron & Glenda (Seville, Spain)

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Jardines de Murillo. (Seville, Spain)

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Restaurant interior in Santa Cruz area. (Seville, Spain)

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Cathdral (Seville, Spain)

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(Seville, Spain)

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Seville, Cathdral, Bell tower was built by the Moors (Seville, Spain)

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Seville Cathdral. (Seville, Spain)

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Seville, Cathdral, Tomb of Christopher Columbus. (Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar of Seville was originally a Moorish fortification. (Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar. (Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar (Seville, Spain)

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(Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar tapestry showing all participants of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. This, of course, is the USA. (Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar, Glenda looking over the garden. (Seville, Spain)

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Alcazar garden. (Seville, Spain)

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Sangria for lunch (Seville, Spain)

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(Seville, Spain)

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Parador interior. (Carmona, Spain)

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Carmona at night in the rain. (Carmona, Spain)

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Carmona at night in the rain. (Carmona, Spain)

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(Carmona, Spain)

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Entrance to our Paradore. (Carmona, Spain)

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The Roman bridge crossing into the old town. (Cordoba, Spain)

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The Cathedral rising out of the center of the old Mosque. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Detail of the mosque walls with a Spainish coat of arms laid over the original decoration. (Cordoba, Spain)

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The bell tower of the cathedral seen over the walls of the mosque. (Cordoba, Spain)

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The bell tower from the inner courtyard. (Cordoba, Spain)

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(Cordoba, Spain)

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(Spain: Cordoba) The famous mosque.

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(Cordoba, Spain)

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(Cordoba, Spain)

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This is an odd scene - a crucifix in the interior of what appears to be a mosque. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Interior of the great mosque.(Cordoba, Spain)

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The Mezquita, originally built in 8th Century, Cathedral was built in the heart of the mosque during the 16th Century. (Cordoba, Spain)

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(Cordoba, Spain)

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This church was built within the mosque. When King Ferdinad and Queen Isabella took Spain from the Moors, they ordered the destruction of all mosques and synagogues. The local priest liked the architecture of this mosque so much that he had a church built within the interior of the mosque - saving it from destruction. Of course in the process of doing this, he destroyed part of the architecture of the mosque. (Cordoba, Spain)

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View of the organ of the Cathedral. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Street of flowers (Cordoba, Spain)

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Street of flowers. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Street of flowers. (Cordoba, Spain)

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14th Century Synagogue interior. This was converted into a church when Ferdinad and Isabella expelled the Jews from Spain. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Maimonides, 12th century philosopher. He was the preeminent medieval Jewish philosopher and one of the greatest Torah scholars and physicians of the Middle Ages. He was born in Cordoba, Spain on Passover Eve, 1135, and died in Egypt in 1204. He was a rabbi, physician and philosopher in Morocco and Egypt. (Cordoba, Spain)

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Spanish restaurant. Well, it IS in Spain, isn't it? (Cordoba, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Sangria for lunch made with a local sherry, Glenda. (Ronda, Spain)

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Ron enjoys the sangria also. (Ronda, Spain)

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Ronda's Plaza de Toros is the spiritual home of bullfighting. (Ronda, Spain)

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The Plaza de Toros was inaugurated in 1785. (Ronda, Spain)

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This little barricade is where the bullfighter hides if the bull is a bit too wild. (Ronda, Spain)

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Museum in the Plaza de Toros. These bulls are all currently dead. We also see three toreadors with their heads removed. (Ronda, Spain)

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Our Ronda parador. (Ronda, Spain)

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Looking into the other side of the gorge from our paradore. This is a really spectacular city. (Ronda, Spain)

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18th century bridge across the gorge. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Looking down onto the ruins of the Moorish baths. (Ronda, Spain)

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Ron & Glenda. (Ronda, Spain)

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A Japanese tourist & artist. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Diego, our guide for the morning. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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A painting of the Last Supper, but with women instead of men (in the church Santa Maria la Mayor). (Ronda, Spain)

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Inside Santa Maria la Mayor. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Palacio Mondragon (Ronda, Spain)

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View of the lower city. (Ronda, Spain)

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Garden of a private residence. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Another view of the bridge. (Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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(Ronda, Spain)

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Shopping street. (Ronda, Spain)

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Convento de Santa Catalina. (Granada, Spain)

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(Granada, Spain)

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Painted tower. (Granada, Spain)

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13th century Alhambra(Granada, Spain)

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Over the entrance gate, again the mixture of Moorish & Christian architecture. (Granada, Spain)

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(Granada, Spain)

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16th-century palace of Charles V. (Granada, Spain)

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Detail showing the painting of the plaster of the walls. (Granada, Spain)

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Carving inside the Alhambra. (Granada, Spain)

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Windows with wooden grids to hid the women when they looked out. (Granada, Spain)

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Detail of the plaster inside the Alhambra and the way it was painted. (Granada, Spain)

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Alhambra's Salon de Embajadores. This is the waiting room for the ambassadors. (Granada, Spain)

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Spain: Granada, carving of Arabic phrase. (Granada, Spain)

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Looking back at the Salon de Embajadores. (Granada, Spain)

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Washington Irving rented rooms here for a while and wrote stories set here. (Granada, Spain)

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(Granada, Spain)

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The pomegranite is a symbol of Granada. (Granada, Spain)

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The gardens of the Alhambra. (Granada, Spain)

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Looking at the Alhambra from the gardens (Granada, Spain)

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Generalife or summer palace for the Sultan during the Moorish era. (Granada, Spain)

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Summer palace for the Sultan (It's good to be king!)

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Our parador. (Ubeda, Spain)

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Capilla del Salvador, 16th Century, one of Spain's finest Renaissance churches (Ubeda, Spain)

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Crest over a family residence. (Ubeda, Spain)

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Building on the Plaza de Analucia. (Ubeda, Spain)

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(Ubeda, Spain)

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(Ubeda, Spain)

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(Ubeda, Spain)

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Santa Maria de los Reales Alcazares. (Ubeda, Spain)

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Man of La Mancha territory.

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Man of La Mancha territory.

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Originally settled in Roman times. (Toledo, Spain)

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In 1936 Nationalists survived a 70-day seige by the Repubicans in the Spanish Civil War. (Toledo, Spain)

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A sample menu - see the last entry...(Toledo, Spain)

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Pear stuffed with Marzipan & covered in chocolate - YUM. (Toledo, Spain)

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Steve & Ron after lunch. (Toledo, Spain)

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Toledo, Spain is a sister city to Toledo, Ohio

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Cathedral (Toledo, Spain)

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(Toledo, Spain)

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(Toledo, Spain)

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Imagine our surprise when we ran into our neighbors. Patty & Glenda (Toledo, Spain)

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Ron, Chuck, and Patty. (Toledo, Spain)

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Historic synagogue, Sinagoga del Transito (Toledo, Spain)

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Carving inside the synagogue (Toledo, Spain)

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This is the interior of a synagogue built during the era of the Moors. After the Moors were defeated, the new Catholic rulers ordered the destruction of all Mosques and Synagogues. This survived because it was converted into a Catholic Church. (Toledo, Spain)

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Spain: Toledo, inside the Sinagoga del Transito

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Santa Maria la Blanca Synagogue. Hmmm, catchy name for a Synagogue.

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(Toledo, Spain)

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Plaza de la Independencia, Puerta de Alcala. (Madrid, Spain)

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Calle de Alcala. (Madrid, Spain)

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Bronze bear & strawberry tree in Plaza del Sol, the symbol of Madrid. (Madrid, Spain)

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(Madrid, Spain)

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Plaza Mayor at night. (Madrid, Spain)

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Bull Ring. (Madrid, Spain)

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Town Hall. (Madrid, Spain)

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Royal Palace used for state occasions. (Madrid, Spain)

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Church procession. (Madrid, Spain)

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Mushrooms in the market. (Madrid, Spain)

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Fresh fish in the market. (Madrid, Spain)

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Oldest restaurant in Spain. (Madrid, Spain)

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Plaza Mayor during the day. (Madrid, Spain)

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National Center of Art, Reina Sofia. (Madrid, Spain)

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Reina Sofia, one of the art displays. There was a sign on the wall that said, "Art has the right to be ugly." (Madrid, Spain)

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Street musicians. (Madrid, Spain)

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Parque del Retiro. (Madrid, Spain)

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Parque del Retiro. (Madrid, Spain)

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1992 Olympic stadium (Barcelona, Spain)

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Communications tower (Barcelona, Spain)

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View of the city from Montjuic. (Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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Statue of popular Spainish folk dance. It will be left as an exercise to the reader to determine which two of the human statues are alive. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The building as well as the building roof on the right was created by Antoni Gaudi - one of Spain's great architects. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Glenda & Ron (Barcelona, Spain)

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Roof of Gaudi building. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Detail on the interior of a Gaudi building. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Park Guell created by Antoni Gaudi. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo by Gaudi in 1906. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo by Gaudi in 1906. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo by Gaudi in 1906. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo. Seat by the fireplace. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo, front room facing main avenue. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo, the Dragon's Back covering the water storage area. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo, chimneys. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Batllo, facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Another Modernista house next door to Casa Batllo. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Casa Mila, an apartment building by Gaudi. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia, designed by Gaudi in 1883. The church is not yet finished but Mr. Gaudi is buried in the church. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Sagrada Familia, the Passion Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Sagrada Familia, the Passion Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Sagrada Familia, the Passion Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Sagrada Familia, the Passion Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia interior. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia interior. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia interior. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia, door

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The Sagrada Familia. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia, the Nativity Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia, the Nativity Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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The Sagrada Familia, the Nativity Facade. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Colorful little girl. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Spain Barcelona

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The Face of Barcelona by Joan Miro. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Christopher Columbus pointing the way to India. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Barcelona harbor. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Street performer on La Rambla. (Barcelona, Spain)

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We took a day-tour to Girona.

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Bridge across the Riu Onyar leading into the Old Town. (Girona, Spain)

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Esglesia de Sant Feliu. (Girona, Spain)

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The lion is the symbol of Girona. (Girona, Spain)

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A view of Saint Nicolau. (Girona, Spain)

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Bell tower of the cathedral. (Girona, Spain)

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(Girona, Spain)

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(Girona, Spain)

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Casket on the outside of the church. The occupant has a great view! (Girona, Spain)

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The Cathedral. (Girona, Spain)

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Narrow street of the old town. (Girona, Spain)

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In the old Jewish quarter. (Girona, Spain)

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(Girona, Spain)

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(Girona, Spain)

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Figueres, the Teatre-Museu Dali (The Salvadore Dali Museum) (Figueres, Spain)

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The Teatre-Museu Dali. (Figueres, Spain)

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The Teatre-Museu Dali. (Figueres, Spain)

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Dali Museum. (Figueres, Spain)

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Dali Museum. (Figueres, Spain)

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Teatre-Museu Dali. (Figueres, Spain)

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The side of a bus. (Figueres, Spain)

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On the way back from Figueres to Barcelona

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La Rambla. This is the famous walking street of Barcelona. No cars are allowed. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Barcelona harbor. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Barcelona harbor. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Barcelona harbor.

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Barcelona harbor.

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Barcelona harbor. Tour group.

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Palau de la Musica Catalana (Palace of Music).

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Palau de la Musica Catalana. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Palau de la Musica Catalana. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Palau de la Musica Catalana. (Barcelona, Spain)

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Palau de la Musica Catalana. (Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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(Barcelona, Spain)

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Our favorite restaurant in Barcelona. (Barcelona, Spain)