I and the Molino
While they bare a striking resemblance to a big roll of toilet paper with a cone on top, these are indeed windmills.
Blog: Toledo- Sword of an exciting place
Date: October 16th 2005
This weekend, I and about 30 fellow classmates traveled to Toledo. My history of Spanish Art class was in the midst of studying Gothic architecture and the paintings of El Greco, both of which, conveniently, are found in great quantity in Toledo. Passing on our 6 or more hour drive through the fantastically colorless landscape of the region known as La Mancha, I now see what was so humorous ... read more
Date: October 16th 2005
This weekend, I and about 30 fellow classmates traveled to Toledo. My history of Spanish Art class was in the midst of studying Gothic architecture and the paintings of El Greco, both of which, conveniently, are found in great quantity in Toledo. Passing on our 6 or more hour drive through the fantastically colorless landscape of the region known as La Mancha, I now see what was so humorous ... read more
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A semester in Seville to study Spanish, with a few side trips to Italy, France, Morocco and wherever else the wind blows. Enjoy the picture gallery and let me know which ones you like. ... full info
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