Jesus wasn't blonde and blue-eyed, that we can be pretty sure of.

I hope we can find breakfasts as good as the one you had this day. I'm afraid I'm going to starve in Spain, with the late dinners, and being such a bread/wheat centric country.

I am whiling away this snowy and windy day in Colorado by researching Roman bridges in Spain for this summer. Which led me to an article about interesting bridges, where the Puente del Dragon, outside of Seville is mentioned. Is that on your radar at all? It certainly isn't a Roman bridge, but it is unique!

"Phoney" looking bunch of wires...

Those poppies look pretty tall!

It brings to mind this scene from History of the World, Part 1.
https://youtu.be/LnF1OtP2Svk

Lucky!

Steve says yeah, correct. Dodie says huh?

Heaters follow Ohm's law: V=IR. Double the Volts and you double the Ampere. Now Power=VI, so it will be 4 times as large!

As bike tourers we represent a very small percentage of the population and societies tend to cater to the automobile. Much of the EV route is more suitable to mountain bikes with wider tires. And smaller wheels of the Bike Fridays would make it even more difficult. Safe travels!

You are masters at overcoming obstacles! Great luck that you found that bike shop.
Glad that Dodie has fully recovered from her cold and you seem to be over it by now, too!
Carry on! We might be following in your footsteps some day...

What a day - glad you got Dodie's bike fixed. Are we a go for a meet-up in Seville? Maybe the 2nd? Looking forward to it.
I sent an email to address Scott gave me, but not sure you're getting your emails. My gmail is susanlongcarpenter

We have been reading your blog each evening as an aide to navigation for the next day, but oh my, a signed route is so darn enticing! We keep giving it one more shot and it never disappoints, always the path turns to sh**.

The worst is a mechanical issue that Steve can fix, but not having the tools on hand.

Nope, came off the same plant as the çactus thing, this is the prickly hair fruit as in the previous photo. The fig trees are only just now starting to leaf out and will not fruit for several months after, late summer maybe.

Thank goodness Steve did not just pop one in his mouth to try. The little pickles would have led to a whole world of pain.