Views from Ronda
Ronda, perhaps the most famed and loveliest of Andalucia’s pueblos blancos, sits atop a massive cliff, rising sheer from the
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Puente Nuevo, Ronda
Puente Nuevo, the ‘new’ bridge, dates to the 18th-century and spans the 100m-deep Tajo Gorge, connecting the old and new
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Our favourite tapas bar in Sevilla
We came across this tapas bar near the City Hall in Sevilla one evening, liked what we saw, went inside,
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In the Parque Natural de la Sierra de Grazalema
One of the best decisions we made on our trip to Spain was to head off the main road from
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The Rain in Spain Falls Mainly on Grazalema
The little white village of Grazalema, one of the pueblos blancos of that rugged region, has the highest rainfall in
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Back to Zahara
Images, in black-and-white, of Zahara de la Sierra, the first of the pueblos blancos on our path from Sevilla to
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Pied Avocet, Marievale
I like the harmony and balance, the silent concentration, in these photographs of pied avocets with their swooping bills wading
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Real Alcazar – Arches, Tiles, Ceilings
The delicacy of the decoration at the Real Alcazar in Sevilla is a breath of poetry, the colours of god….
