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Month: September 2014

Sevilla Tapas!

September 26, 2014October 3, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal

Since the start of this journey, there has been great food experiences and we lightly touched on the subject here and there.  But Seville’s cuisine is a whole post on it’s own.  The cuisine itself is amazing, but also their finesse, and ingredients to complete the plate. Spanish tapas varies in different cities/regions.  The origin […]

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Triana; Flamenco, Bullfighters & Gypsies

September 26, 2014October 2, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal

We joined a free tour of the town across Seville called Triana. It’s home to Flamenco and famous bullfighters of Spain. It’s also originally a Gypsy settlement. According to our guide, Flamenco originated from Gypsy slaves sent to the mines longing for home and their loved ones. Sounds of Flamenco was born from banging the […]

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Seville Oranges

September 23, 2014September 24, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal

During our first walk around the city, these fruit trees lined the streets of Seville.  At first glance, we mistaken them for limes since it’s dark green.  But they are Seville’s famous orange trees.  Tens of thousands of them ripe every December/January and used for the finest orange marmalade.  Britian’s favourite export from Seville.  They […]

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Seville Cathedral

September 23, 2014September 24, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal

It’s the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world and resting place for Christopher Columbus. The Giralda Tower was constructed first back in 1184 and it’s the highest point of the city. To reach the bells atop you’ll need to scale a series of switch backing ramps, a lot easier the climbing stairs. The story goes […]

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Palace & Gardens of Alcázar Seville

September 23, 2014September 24, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal

The Royal Alcázar showed great architetural history as it was residence to many monarchs since year 913.  This was our first visit to an Andalusian landmark with Moorish history.   It’s definitely an extensive part of Spain’s past since they were here for over 800 years.  The Spanish Royal family still use the Palace as their […]

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Plaza de España … after dark

September 23, 2014September 24, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal, Travel

The Plaza de España was built for the Expo of 1929.  Today, the central government departments are located here.  Many locals use this open area and the neighbouring Maria Luisa Park for running, biking and boot camp classes.   Sevilla residents really enjoy their evening runs.  Given the cooler temperature at night, they often exercise pass […]

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Forever Young and In Love

September 13, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal, Travel

At the start of this journey, we set out to take photographs of world monuments and landscapes.  However, our photos together will often be selfies.  We are lucky to meet up with our wedding photographers and friends Chris + Lynn to capture our forever young and in love moments. Celebrating our anniversary today and so […]

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Sunset @ Seville’s Metropol Parasol

September 10, 2014September 10, 2014 admin Leave a comment Journal, Travel

A view with a drinks is always the way to go. 3€ gives you lift access and includes a beer or glass of wine. We recommend you go in the evening to watch the sun go down and  see a 360 view of Seville. Around and underneath the structure there are many bars & restaurants […]

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Palacio Real & Plaza Mayor After Dark

September 8, 2014September 10, 2014 admin 1 Comment Journal, Travel

The Palacio Real or Royal Palace is the largest and certainly one of the most impressive palaces in Europe. Locals young and old flock the parks around the palace grounds to hang with friends. The Plaza Mayor, a grand arcaded square in the center of Madrid. During the middle ages the site was just a market […]

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Live animals and long lens

September 8, 2014September 8, 2014 admin 4 Comments Journal

During our pre-travel packing, the dilemma was whether or not to bring the Canon 70-200mm F4L IS lens.  It’s a zoom/telephoto great for portraits and details images.  The past month, the wide angels (17-40mm F4L & 24-70mm F4L IS) and prime (50mm F1.4) lens got more use given the landscapes and monuments that surrounds us. […]

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