Jamikins and Bikerscott in Andalusia
Oct 3rd, 2017, 11:35 AM
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Thanks Karen, I hope you had as fabulous a trip as we did!
No, I am just an amateur holiday photographer! Wish I could survive on photography! You are so very kind!
I have a Nikon 5200. But to be honest, some were taken using my iPhone. Composition is much more important than the camera used!
No, I am just an amateur holiday photographer! Wish I could survive on photography! You are so very kind!
I have a Nikon 5200. But to be honest, some were taken using my iPhone. Composition is much more important than the camera used!
Oct 5th, 2017, 12:31 PM
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looks like a great trip, jamikins, and wonderful photos as ever. We just loved Andalusia the couple of times we went there; I love the fact that you can get something to eat and drink almost any time of the day - or night, not to mention the wonderful architecture, the weather, and the wine.
Oct 5th, 2017, 09:43 PM
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Thanks annhig - we totally agree, the weather, the wine, the food....sigh!
As for restaurants we enjoyed:
Seville:
Eslava
La Azotea
Zalata
Ronda:
Tragata
Córdoba:
Regadera
The food was excellent at all these restaurants!
As for restaurants we enjoyed:
Seville:
Eslava
La Azotea
Zalata
Ronda:
Tragata
Córdoba:
Regadera
The food was excellent at all these restaurants!
Oct 27th, 2017, 05:19 AM
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Jamie your photos are stunning, as always. Thanks so much.
I was thinking of more or less the same trip in September this year, but switched to Veneto/Umbria instead, as I thought it would be too hot for me.
I am now re planning for Spring, probably 16 days, covering Seville, Granada, Rhonda, Cordoba, Malaga. Have not worked out the route as yet.
Beset regards ... Ger
I was thinking of more or less the same trip in September this year, but switched to Veneto/Umbria instead, as I thought it would be too hot for me.
I am now re planning for Spring, probably 16 days, covering Seville, Granada, Rhonda, Cordoba, Malaga. Have not worked out the route as yet.
Beset regards ... Ger
Oct 27th, 2017, 03:00 PM
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"was thinking of more or less the same trip in September this year, but switched to Veneto/Umbria instead, as I thought it would be too hot for me."
A good move.
It was a very hot fall in most of Spain. We arrived in Madrid
on the 13 th of Oct....for the first several days it was 28 - 29C, later a bit cooler
but still very sunny 20-24 C.
It was warmer in Seville by several degrees.
A good move.
It was a very hot fall in most of Spain. We arrived in Madrid
on the 13 th of Oct....for the first several days it was 28 - 29C, later a bit cooler
but still very sunny 20-24 C.
It was warmer in Seville by several degrees.
Oct 28th, 2017, 01:43 AM
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Thanks so much everyone!
To be honest, this was probably one of my favourite trips! Loved it so much. In hindsight I think Granada really stole our hearts!
Ger - you can do a big loop! The benefit of starting in Malaga and ending in Granada is you can fly home to London City airport! We flew into Malaga but chose to skip it this time because we want to do a long weekend there and it is an easy flight from London. You should get lovely flowers in bloom in spring!
Malaga > Ronda > Seville > Córdoba > Granada would make sense.
I highly recommend a food tour, especially in Granada, to teach about the city tapas culture! Do it the first day to get all the top tips!
To be honest, this was probably one of my favourite trips! Loved it so much. In hindsight I think Granada really stole our hearts!
Ger - you can do a big loop! The benefit of starting in Malaga and ending in Granada is you can fly home to London City airport! We flew into Malaga but chose to skip it this time because we want to do a long weekend there and it is an easy flight from London. You should get lovely flowers in bloom in spring!
Malaga > Ronda > Seville > Córdoba > Granada would make sense.
I highly recommend a food tour, especially in Granada, to teach about the city tapas culture! Do it the first day to get all the top tips!
Oct 28th, 2017, 01:43 AM
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Oct 28th, 2017, 01:54 AM
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>The benefit of starting in Malaga and ending in Granada is you can fly home to London City airport!<
YEP! Lately I am planning all my trips to fly from LCY
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Good recommendation on the food tour - it is tough to enjoy tapas for one
YEP! Lately I am planning all my trips to fly from LCY
.Good recommendation on the food tour - it is tough to enjoy tapas for one
Oct 28th, 2017, 02:27 AM
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We loved our food tour in Seville as well, we used these tours.
http://azahar-sevilla.com/sevilletapas/tapas-tours/
Have a great time!
http://azahar-sevilla.com/sevilletapas/tapas-tours/
Have a great time!
