Spain Archive

1January 07, 2010
POD – Shepherd

It’s not every day you get to meet a shepherd. Well, this wasn’t an average day. This shot was taken...
0July 14, 2009
POD – Barcelona – Have a Seat

Photo by Heni Griecs – Today’s photo comes from a friend in Budapest, Hungary who took this photo while in...
1July 10, 2009
POD – “Poco a Poco”

On the Camino in northern Spain, this man walked with only one good leg. Read more…
0October 13, 2005
Northern Spain, 2005

After the Camino, Robin and Scott took a wonderful two night trip across northern Spain. (Photos by Scott Lunt, August...
0October 13, 2005
El Camino a Santiago de Compostela

In the 9th century, the grave of St. James was discovered in Spain. For hundreds of years, pilgrims have walked...
0August 13, 2005
Tour de France, 2005

Robin and I took a whirlwind adventure to the Pyranees to see the Tour ride through Spain. Arguably the hardest...
2August 13, 2005
Segovia, Spain, 2005

Established in the 1st century AD, this enchanting village has one of the most incredible Roman era structures in Spain....

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