The White Villages of Spain

I bet you thought I was all finished gushing about Spain, didn't you?

Three days in Spain and I was inspired to write six posts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6)

but I still have one more.  And this one will be full of photos.

On our last day in Spain we took a bus tour through southern Spain to visit three of the
beautiful white villages of Andalusia.  These whitewashed villages tucked into valleys and perched on crags date back to the Romans and Moors.  Each has it's own distinctive character.  We visited Grazalema, Zahara and Setenil.

I will confess to having a little panic attack on the journey.

We went up pretty high on some narrow switchbacks.

I'm such a wuss.

I just buried my head in Matt's shoulder and tried not to draw any attention.

There may have been some tears, but it was so worth it.

I'm completely in love with Spain and I want to see every bit.

And I just couldn't narrow down the pictures any further.

I hope you don't mind.

Matt and I both love Spain and can't wait to get back!

Today you can find me mentioned on two of my favorite blogs.

That makes me so happy! 

Thanks to Sara from Sara in Le Petite Village

and Belinda from Found Love, Now What?

for being such great blogger friends.

This post is linked up with Travel Tuesday

hosted by Found Love, Now What? and A Compass Rose.

Be sure to link up your travel posts. 

Happy Travels!!!

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