We left beautiful Jerez de la Frontera driving though the Andalusian mountains to Sevilla. The drive is through the National Park of the Andalucians, It’s a world recognized drive and as it is Sunday, it was full of bicycle and motorcycle riders. The pictures below do no justice to the views, nor show the steepness and narrowness of the road.😳
The road was first built by you know who, the Romans in 100 BC. Unbelievable engineering! The views and the drive are breath taking.
Next we drove through Benaocaz, a small town in the hills.
Next Grazalema, a lovely town tucked in the steep hills.
Then on to Ronda, which was very busy as it was Sunday afternoon. Not only were the tourists out, but the locals all come out to socialize on Sunday. Lovely city, one of Hemingway and Orsen Wells favorite places🍷😎
Unbelievably fun day with so many sights and experiences. Tour guide Cindy is on fire😎.
Checked in safely to our Airbnb, not quite like Jerez de la Frontera, but it’ll get the job done😎👍
Happy Fathers Day,
Adios Amigos from Sevilla 🍷
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