Great Spain travelogue
 

<BR>I've found a long, detailed, comprehensive travelogue by an american young couple that covers all the main spanish cities usually discussed on this board.<BR><BR>It has lots of no-nonsense information on hotels -all talked about in this forum-, monuments, schedules, transportation options -very detailed-, etc. and it is recently done so the info is pretty up to date.<BR><BR>Above all, it has loads of the nicest pictures I've seen in this type of travelogue so far.<BR><BR>Copy and paste this on your browser:<BR>www.personal.psu.edu/staff/j/x/jxf17<BR><BR>I'm sure it will be helpful to a lot of you planning upcoming trips. I'm saving it, too!

Wow, that was great, thanks-- the photos are spectacular!

to the top ...<BR><BR>for jmq0821!

I cannot seem to access the site at Pennstate.What is the name of the person and are they a student or faculty?

Duke, the web page takes quite awhile to load because of the graphics and music, be patient and try again.

I spent quite a bit of time looking at this last night, and it really does have some beautiful photos. As someone currently planning a Spain trip, I really enjoyed a preview of what I'll be seeing when I get there. Thank you for sharing Olga! (And how did you find this, by the way?)<BR><BR>Duke: If you just highlight the url here, copy (Cntrl C)then paste (Cntrl V) it directly into your internet address window, you should &quot;land&quot; directly at the site.

I AM nOT THAT COMPUTER LITERATE. wISH i WAS SINCE i WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT INFO.....SO BE IT!!!

This site is fantastic . . . great photos . . . I'm jealous, my pictures never turn out that good.<BR><BR>If you're going to Spain or Greece or Ecuador, you really shoulds check out this site.<BR><BR>Sandy ([email protected])

Duke, <BR><BR>I'm sorry, I found this website accidentally as a link in another website and I myself tried to access it through the Pennstate website so I wouldn't have to use the copying and pasting method, but I was unable to.<BR><BR>It seems that their names are Carmen and James Frost and it looks as if one or both of them are staff at Pennstate, but I didn't find that last name on the list. Maybe it's her maiden name or something. <BR>Anyway, I feel like I'm snooping when I do it and it makes me feel bad...

These are great photos. I am especially impressed with their photos of the Mesquita in Cordoba. Mine are so dark and dreary compared to theirs.<BR><BR>But I have to point this out. Did anyone notice that in almost all of their pictures, they are both in shorts and tennis shoes! I chuckled when I thought of how they would be torn to shreds on this board based on their attire.