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Published: October 3rd 2006
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Hola!
Just passing through this time on my way back from Morocco. I made an overnight stop in Tariffa, Europe's southern-most city and wind-surfing capital. I caught the morning bus to Seville. Even at the end of August it was an unbelievable 45 degree heat, which did not deter me from a busy 3 days of seein the sights. Sevilla's Cathedral blew me away, third largest Gothic cathedral in the world, a great place to explore with good city views from the adjoining minaret tower. Walking up the winding stairway, one receives close-up glimpses of the gargoyles crowning the cathedral's spires.
I had my first spanish cooked Paella over lunch, but it was not til much later in Granada that I went for the Tapas experience.
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Jose Luis Esteban
Both bridges are Calatrava's. They were built for the Universal Expo in 1992. They are called 'Puente del Alamillo' and 'Puente de la Barqueta' ('Puente'='Bridge'). Take care, Baggins.