Two years ago I visited the Spanish city of Valencia. I liked it, I liked it a lot and said that I would like to return quite quickly so this year I did just that.
Here are some new pictures. Click on an image to scroll through the Gallery…
I did mostly the same things so instead of repeating myself you can find my previous post about Valencia here.
. . . don’t want to fall down those stairs . . . one would get both hurt and dizzy.
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It is a long way down that’s for sure!
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Fab photos Andrew
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Thanks Sheree
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No way I’d go on those stairs, Got giddy just looking at them, that gate pic 7 got me, Why would they go through the trouble with all that carving whatever for a gateway? Unless it took so long to come answer the doorbell and was to keep those waiting to enter amused.
Glad we beat them in 1588.
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Don’t forget 1805. I included the door picture just for you Brian!
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October 21st Trafalgar that was the froggies!
I went to the Painted Hall at Greenwich on the 21st October 2005, I thought there’d be some big celebration going on, but no they apparently had it in June when they had the summers day. The hall was being set up for a big dinner though, the Duke of York was to be top man there, Thought they might have asked me to join them , I could have given them some RN history lessons.
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They had a lot of help from the Spanish on that occasion!
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Ah valencia is family.but you should have listen To Elton Jones !!! ON Europe.
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I agree!
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Excellent gallery
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Thanks Derrick.
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I like that door! Very steam punk!
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There is always a place for a door in a gallery. Thanks John.
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What a beautiful place!
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It is a lovely city to visit!
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I love Valencia!! Great pictures as always.
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I prefer Valencia over Barcelona I have to say!
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Wonderful photos Andrew! Sao Jorge is absolutely serene and beautiful 😍💕
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Glad you are having a good time!
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I haven’t been for awhile! Time for a visit. I used to be there every 3 weeks. Beautiful city and the only place to have great real paella!!
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I prefer Valencia over Barcelona and you are quite right about the paella.
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I love Valencia, as well, the architecture and especially the food market. Traditional Valenciana paella also always include “ferradura” (wide runner green beans.)
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Thanks Dawn. I am growing runner beans this year so I will pop some in a paella when they are ready for harvesting.
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What a beautiful place! I love your photos, Andrew.
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Thank you Clare.
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