I’d heard about Seville in some discussion with colleagues, I guess way back in 2017, but had no concrete plan of when and how to be there. The name though, had stuck in my head. Finally, I made it there this year! I guess if we didn’t have the Covid years, I might have been able to do it even earlier but then those two years reminded us that there are so many variables in our lives that nothing ever goes in a linear manner. My philosophy is to go with the flow. Things that are supposed to happen, have a way of working out.
Without further ado, let’s take a short virtual walk through sunny Seville.
For Terri’s Sunday Stills – Rounded.
For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge.
In this blog, I focus on sharing some of the photographs that I capture, often during my travels but also in the everyday life. If you’d like to read about my travels, you can find the stories on this blog – Reflections on the River.
Wonderful views of Seville PR 🙂
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Thanks very much Brian 🙂
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Seville is a beautiful city judging by your images, PR. I love the round yellow wheels on the cart!
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Thanks Terri 🙂..yes, it is a lovely city, albeit a bit hot. Those yellow-black colors of the carts made me think of the taxicabs😀
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Thanks for these amazing images I Seville. Anita
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Thanks Anita 🙂..glad you like them!
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Your lighting for this week is very grand. Thanks so much for joining in the fun 😀
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Thanks very much Cee 🙂..glad you like it! Did you find the light fixtures in all the pics – in one of them it is difficult to find but it’s there 😉.
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Yes I did 😀 😀
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That’s a long line. I’d have to debate whether I wanted to stand in line for who knows how long to see one thing, or just keep exploring elsewhere in order to see more. I guess it would depend. Great photo choices.
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Thanks Kirstin 🙂..It is very difficult to decide whether to stand in the queue or not, when the attraction is something unique. For Seville Alcazar, I can only say from my experience – book it online well in advance, else forget about it if you have limited time and don’t want to stand in the “on the spot ticket” queue from 6 am (it opens at 9:30). Sometimes one learns something only after experiencing it oneself 🙂.
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Glad you were able to get there. it a beautiful city. Nice photos and I love the horse cart.
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Thanks very much Donna 🙂. It is indeed beautiful!
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