Granada and Malaga
![]() aYet another outbuilding of the complex known as Alhambra, with a view of its incomparable setting, both natural and man made |
![]() Time for a traditional Spanish-style lunch: 1.5 hours long, including appetizers, salad, main course, Spanish wine, and dessert |
![]() Sangria glasses decorate the ceiling |
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![]() Joan heads up to the gorgeous bathroom! |
![]() This photo and the next is of the women's bathroom |
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![]() Here's the men's. Not too shabby, either... |
![]() The art of carving the finely sliced pieces of the famous Iberian ham |
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![]() Waiting for the bus...to take us back to the Ship |
![]() Flamenco dancers entertain us back on board the Ship |
Another day of blue skies and breakfast before pulling into another port. This time it's Malaga, home of Picasso |
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Views of bullfight ring |
with the exquisite Mediterranean in the background |
Although his works are housed throughout the world, examples of all Picasso's styles and techniques are represented |
With the man himself! |
We ate inside... |
...and toasted our good fortune and good friends with Sangria |
Graffiti was a big problem. Solution? Encourage it, in the form of competitions |
The clever and exquisite results!
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ANOTHER amphitheater and ANOTHER fabulous archaeological find being used for performances today |
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Keep loving and walking these narrow historic streets |
under the blueist of skies
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and admiring its beautiful architecture |
This time WE'RE the entertainment |
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