Hello Fellow adventurers! Today's post finds me in the heart of Spain, outside of a town called Jerez. Now, I'm not sure how many of y'all are from Spain, but I found the scenery beautiful, the food delightful, and the culture stimulating. At one point, I found myself sitting at a dinner table across from a German lady, a Norwegian lady, and a Spaniard. Sounds like a casual meeting of the United Nations, right? Of course, in America, I don't really come across those situations much. Below are just a few photos of my time in Spain
That's me riding a nice paint horse named Jack; we did a nice hike along a Spanish Vineyard along a peaceful stream.
Of course, you can't visit Europe without seeing a Futbol game!
A scene from a local Vineyard in Jerez, a barrel for each country.
A Few Tips:
- There are orange trees everywhere; only some of them are sweet enough to eat. Hint: You can tell by looking at the leaves! On that note; Spain has wonderful orange juice - drink it!
- Green olives are a staple before meals; you might find yourself judging the quality of a restaurant based off their green olives.
- Visit the non-tourist areas; you won't regret this! I went to the big cities - they were great - but it wasn't as authentic, in my opinion.
Please, share with me your experiences from Spain and let me know where I should go next! Cheers friends! Check out my recent adventure posts below: