Tue 30.Apr.2013
Sevilla, Andalusia, Spain
Sevilla, Andalusia's seductive, cosmopolitan, and increasingly familiar capital city.
This is Spain's south-westernmost province, thus inconveniently the farthest province
from France. That means a bullet train ride the length of Spain. I count it as a bonus.
A prominent statue of Don Juan. Mozart's Don Juan, not Castaneda's.
As often happens, I have a bit of a climb to and from my digs here.
Whooda thunk it?! Scotland is just a red herring; Hogwarts apears to be
in Sevilla!
Peluqueria de Caballeros - Men's Barber Shop.
The composer Rossini would be proud.
Let me cut your mop!
Let me shave your crop!
The narrow medieval streets of the former Juderia (Ghetto), now called
Barrio de Santa Cruz
Rubber trees in the Murillo Gardens outside the wall of the Alcazar gardens.
Lovely lavender-and-white tree blossoms on a cloudy day. Does anybody know what kind
of tree this would be?
The sidewalk eating scene here is great. When the weather cooperates, I live mainly
on outdoor tapas, served to an endless show of people watching.