NOTE: I gave incorrect information in an earlier post. The original name of Casares in Arabic was al-Casr, meaning fortress or castle. So, it wasn't named for Julius Caesar.
VISTOS DE LOS restos del castillo morisco del siglo XII y las murallas de Casares. Una foto de la Iglesia de la Encarnación del siglo XVIII justo debajo de las ruinas árabes. Y, finalmente, San Geraldo quien, después de nuestro gran almuerzo, estaba demasiado lleno para subir la colina.
NOTA: Proporcioné información incorrecta en una entrada anterior. El nombre original de Casares en árabe era al-Casr, que significa fortaleza o castillo. Por lo tanto, no recibió el nombre de Julio Cesár.
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| NOT TOO FULL FOR AN ECLAIR FOR THE DRIVE HOME. ¡NO DEMASIADO LLENO PARA UN PETISÚ ANTES DE CONDUCIR A CASA! |
After touring a ruin, one must have an eclair for the arduous journey home.
ReplyDeleteI read that somewhere.
Oh,no,I WROTE that somewhere.
Bob:
DeleteAnd now Jerry will be quoting you.
I just love San Geraldo and don't even know him. Anyone who loves éclairs is alright in my book. I'm am enjoying this series. In the second picture, on the tunnel walkway, I love what looks like a little tree growing on top. So old......these places are cool to see.
ReplyDeletemistress maddie:
DeleteJerry is easy to love. People live right alongside those ruins. Just amazing.
Fascinating to see the ruins.
ReplyDeleteMr. G needs to smile in the next shot; he has a lovely smile.
Spo:
DeleteI like his smile, too, but not when he's got a mouthful of eclair.
Gotta have that eclair
ReplyDeleteAdam:
DeleteJerry really enjoyed it!
That final photo and caption made me laugh out loud!
ReplyDeleteDebra:
DeleteWell, he got a disapproving eye-roll from me.
no such thing as too full for an eclair; hope he bought some for his companions as well. Love those ruins.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteThat's what Jerry doesn't like about me. I DO get too full for an eclair.
What is it about ruins that attract lots of people?!
ReplyDeleteGood to see SG has his priorities straight.
Jim:
DeleteFor me, the idea that these were built nearly 1,000 years ago. Wow. San Geraldo might need to work on his priorities.
San Geraldo is a man after my own heart and a good eclair.
ReplyDeleteCool photos - looks a bit like sites I saw in Greece.
Robyn:
DeleteIt WAS a good eclair.
the eclair fits in around the stomach's edges and has no calories...
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteOh, you and Jerry would get along so well. He always points to "pockets" in his abdomen that still have room for something.
No doubt watching you climb was an exhausting experience and sustenance was required.
ReplyDeleteWillym:
DeleteWhen I came back down, he was sitting on a bench... exhausted.