That looks almost like how I imagine the Sand Hills of Nebraska.

Thank you Jacquie.

Thanks Anne

Beautiful photos today!

That looks like the cross of St. James.

Thanks Jacquie - I’m feeling about the same, but thankfully not worse

I was in Puglia last Easter on a cold rainy day and seeking shelter I ended up at Sunday Mass. I remember being a bit amazed at how drab and everyday the clothes were - as you commented just trying to keep warm on a miserable day

Sorry you’re not having warmer weather

Thanks Kathleen Making you laugh out loud is one of my real joys in CB journaling

Hope you’re feeling better by the time you read this.

We’ve only noticed a few nattily-dressed spectators at the processions we’ve seen in Piazza Armerina and Enna. Mostly, people were wearing whatever they could find that might be warm. It’s unseasonably cold here.

I laughed out loud when I read this. Well played.

I like all the solar panels! I don’t recall seeing many at all when we were in Andalusia just 18 months ago.

I love this shot. People try so hard to be helpful.

Thanks for the tip Jacquie. I’m a few days behind in the journal, and did go through Ejica to Cordoba. I’d read your account of the Via Verde and opted for the long, paved route!

Alcalá looks like a dreadful labyrinth of one way streets! Very challenging to get around it.

Are you going Carmina-Écija-Córdoba? You might want to avoid the Via Verde we rode between Écija and Cordoba; it was really rough. On the other hand, I don’t remember seeing an alternate unless we deviated quite a bit to the north. The road between Carmina and Écija was pretty good.

And about time too.