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We left Granada and drove towards Villanueva de la Concepcion, stopping first at Alhama de Granada. The Moorish baths are still a popular resort, as they have been for hundreds of years. Alhama de Granada, like many of the ancient towns in southern Spain, is perched atop a defensible cliff. Also like many of the ancient towns in Southern Spain, Alhama de Granada offered many touristy trinkets that shrieked "Terry Pechacek". We bought a goatherder's whistle for Terry. |
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Alison was pretty happy with the wildflowers. Queen Anne's Lace as big as your head. |
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Alison had a panic that the next destination would be too rural for Ken, who noted that this region was less rural than Waitsfield, Vermont. |
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Arrived at La Posada del Torcal, a stunningly beautiful inn in a striking setting. We stayed in the Zurbaran Suite. Thoroughly decadent. |
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Ate a fine meal on the dining terrace. |