Salamanca's main square
A Salamanca wall with shell decorations. We were told these have religious significance, due to James' being a fisherman.
A narrow street in Caceres
The "mushrooms" in Seville. They stand above an antiquities museum which is underground and include Roman relics
Statue of El Cid and Jacaranda trees in the background. We saw lots of these everywherein the south
A house on the edge of the botanical gardens, Seville
A Roman ruins dig in the middle of an open courtyard. I had to reach above the fence to get this shot, so it was an accidental success
Seville Cathedral exterior
The special altar set up for the feast of the assumption the week following our stay there
Ronda, historical birthplace of bullfighting, and a town literally split by this gorge. Not an ideal place for young children to play safely, I thought
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