How many superlatives can we use for one country? If the nation we are describing is Spain, then we’d say an unlimited number. So, as our fellow travelers plan their coming adventures, we highly recommend looking into a Spainish fiesta…
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How many superlatives can we use for one country? If the nation we are describing is Spain, then we’d say an unlimited number. So, as our fellow travelers plan their coming adventures, we highly recommend looking into a Spainish fiesta…
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What would a visit to Spain be without sampling the tapas? Incomplete we’d say.
But then tapas are a culinary style that is right up our alley…
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What would a visit to Spain be without sampling the tapas? Incomplete we’d say.
But then tapas are a culinary style that is right up our alley…
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As a home base for a few days, we settled into the normally sleepy town of Hondarribia on the Spanish side of the border with France.
We say normally sleepy because a wakeup call had shaken the city into a flurry of activity… CONTINUE READING >>
As a home base for a few days, we settled into the normally sleepy town of Hondarribia on the Spanish side of the border with France.
We say normally sleepy because a wakeup call had shaken the city into a flurry of activity… CONTINUE READING >>
As we were approaching the town of Hondarribia on the Camino de Santiago, little did we know that a huge festival was underway… CONTINUE READING >>
As we were approaching the town of Hondarribia on the Camino de Santiago, little did we know that a huge festival was underway… CONTINUE READING >>
As we traveled across the Basque Country we came upon the Camino Santiago, known in English as the Way of St. James, almost every day.
The paths originate all over Europe and merge as they go until they all reach their destination in the city of Galicia on the… CONTINUE READING >>
As we traveled across the Basque Country we came upon the Camino Santiago, known in English as the Way of St. James, almost every day.
The paths originate all over Europe and merge as they go until they all reach their destination in the city of Galicia on the… CONTINUE READING >>
