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2006 - Andalucia
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The picture above was taken in the Alpujarra Mountains, looking down on the village of Capileira in the morning of October 25th. We were hiking up the ridge from the village of Bubión going beyond Capileira before walking back down into the village. Looking down on the village, the sun hadn't yet illuminated the eastern slope of the valley, except for the village church. The Mediterranean is visible beyond the range of mountains.
Here is my narrative describing our trip to/from and walking tour in southern Spain - Andalucia. I'll link the corresponding pages from Jonathan's website so that folks can jump back and forth between them.
Table of Links
| Itinerary | My Links | Links to Jonathan's Pages |
| LA to Paris to Madrid to Granada | October 18, 19, and 20 | October 18, 19, and 20 |
| Granada | October 21 | October 21 |
| Granada | October 22 | October 22 |
Country WalkersSpain: From Granada to Seville |
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| Granada to Bubión | October 23 | October 23 |
| Bubión | October 24 | October 24 |
| Bubión to Grazalema | ||
| Grazalema | October 26 | October 26, part 1 October 26, part 2 |
| Grazalema to Ronda | ||
| Ronda | October 28 | October 28 |
| Ronda to Sevilla | October 29 | October 29 |
| Sevilla | October 30 | October 30 |
| Sevilla to Córdoba | October 31 | October 31 |
| Córdoba | November 1 | November 1 |
| Toledo | November 2 and 3 | November 2 thru 5 |
| Madrid and home | November 4 and 5 | |
The images on the site, unless otherwise noted, were taken using an Olympus C8080 Zoom, using a high resolution, which results in JPEG's that are 3264x2448 pixels. I usually had a circular polarizing filter installed on all but a few pictures. The image size of the resulting JPEGs are about 3.5 MB each. I burned the unedited version of all images onto a DVD before editing them.
On this site, I've whittled the image size down to two sizes - a thumbnail I use on the page for the day, and a 640x480 pixel (or 480x640 pixel, assuming I haven't cropped or altered the size) image that I've saved optimized for web usage.
A lot of the images I doctored using Photoshop Elements, a trimmed down version of Adobe Photoshop.
If you'd like the high resolution image, drop me an email (MarkTKing <a-t> mac.com) and I'll email you a copy.