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Spain seduces the second time around
Would you entertain a second date with someone who didn’t leave a good impression the first time? That’s how I feel about destinations, which don’t get second chances with me. I made an exception for Spain last summer, giving in … Continue reading →
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Tagged 9/11, alhambra, barcelona, cadaques, cordoba, europe travel, goya, granada, jane austen, madrid, madrid subway bombing, malaga, mercado de san miguel, mr. darcy, parque, parque del buen retiro, pimientos de padron, prado, pride and prejudice, puerta de alcala, restaurante de san botin, san sebastian, sevilla, seville, spain, valencia
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