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Saturday, November 19. 2016

Alhambra


I will assemble my Granada pics soon, I hope. It was a good hike down the mountain on which Alhambra sits, then back up another big hill while getting lost in the maze of the old Moslem quarter (got together with a lost German couple and a lost sweet Turkish gal to form a search team) to reach this evening view of the Alhambra from the mirador.



Posted by Bird Dog at 04:03 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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Since I started using map software with GPS on my smart phone I no longer get lost in European old towns.

It's actually taken some of the fun out of it.
#1 Fred Z on 2016-11-19 09:53 (Reply)
I will assemble my Grenada pics soon.

Granada.
QUOTE:
Not to be confused with Grenada. For other uses, see Granada (disambiguation).
Those from Connecticut, a.k.a. the Nutmeg State, might be interested to know that Grenada is a big producer of nutmeg.
#2 Gringo on 2016-11-19 13:11 (Reply)
Woops.

Named after the pomegranite.
#2.1 Bird Dog on 2016-11-19 15:06 (Reply)
When I worked in Trinidad, one of my work colleagues was a secretary from Grenada. I soon learned that Grenada was pronounced "Gri-nay-da." Once one hears that pronunciation, hay-way-Grinayda[Grenada], it is difficult to confuse Greneda with Granada.
#2.1.1 Gringo on 2016-11-19 18:52 (Reply)

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