Monday, January 29, 2007

Long Time Traveller

The distance between Madrid and Sevilla is accomplished by bus in seven hours. That is with clear roads, and instead of clear roads, we have snow flakes. Places in Spain have not seen snow for the past thirty years. Roads are slippery and slow, and everyone is staying indoors and at home. Regardless, we persevered, stopping in Cordoba, about two hours from Sevilla, to tour La Mezquita, or mosque. The mosque is of considerable size. You’ll notice in the photos that after the Reconquest, the mosque was converted into a Christian Catholic church. Still, much of the original foundation and architecture stand, and the changes over the years have only added to the richness of this beautiful structure. http://picasaweb.google.com/sgauche, Espana, Part 3.

So sorry it takes so long to post. Internet access has been hard to come by. And even less reliable once connected. I do have much more to say on this subject and my need (addiction?) for connectivity, but this wireless may go down any minute, so…. Hasta luego.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hola mi amiga! I'm so enjoying your photos and postings. Hope you are enjoying every little thing! Praying for you. Amites! (a little French... had to throw that in.) CL

Kristen Lee said...

Hello my sweet friend! So good to hear from you. OF COURSE it snows in Spain when a little Minnesota gal arrives! :) I'm sure you're making the most of it and helping all the Spaniards understand the joy of winter! The boys miss you (we all do)... and send their love. Be safe and have a ball! Peace, KL