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For years, famously (in our family) and much to the amusement-puzzlement of any Spanish people I met, the only place in their country I’d been to was Badajoz. Now there is nothing wrong with that, but I get the feeling it’s a bit like someone having been to England, but Grimsby… Am I doing Badajoz a disservice? Perhaps… Anyway, now I’m certainly beginning to discover this country.<\/p>\n

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Found You… Hello Spain<\/p><\/div>\n

Starting this year with a fantastic trip, where I was a guest of the Andalusian Tourist Board to the Sierra Nevada and Granada, followed by Barcelona and now back exploring the wilder, remoter, parts of Andalusia…<\/p>\n

I have to say I must be missing something as Jim Morrison sang; Andalusia with fields full of grain<\/em>… So far, fields yes, but grain?<\/p>\n

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Take Me To Spain<\/p><\/div><\/a><\/p>\n

Hmm, olives… lots of olives, only olives! Anyway, he went on to say; I have to see her again and again… and this part I am starting to agree with.<\/p>\n

So the following are my pages to Spain… Enjoy.<\/p>\n

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