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Day 8 - Ups and Downs, Pt II

  • Writer: pac
    pac
  • Sep 25, 2023
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Sat 23rd Sept., Zafra to Villafranca de los Barros


Just a brief catch-up photojournal, for reasons which will become obvious ...


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The path into Los Santos de Maimona


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Los Santos's main square and church


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Very pretty street of Los Santos. The photo doesn't do justice to the beauty of the house on the left


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This one I couldn't figure. The sign on the left suggests no entry Oct-Mar, and the one on the right Apr-Sep. That is, all year.


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Leaving Los Santos. This signwork, from only April this year, suggests that greater effort is being put into promoting the VDLP by the local ayuntamientos


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I couldn't pass the opportunity for some more olive tree photos. These ones were ancient, with their trunks being over a metre in diameter at the base


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And more, with what I assume is a huge oil processing factory in the background


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Above: Las Ruinas at La Almazara. No idea what they are/were ...


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Entering Villafranca de los Barros. Cool sign ...


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Many of the buildings/houses in Villafranca these beautiful, intricate "mandalas" hanging on them. We saw hundreds, no two seemingly the same.


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Villafranca's main square/church


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And finally, last night's dinner spot at the Hotel Diana. Great meal, top service.

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