The Catholic church has a bell tower and it is close enough that we can hear the bells ringing each hour from our home. We don't know yet how old the church is but we hope to find out.
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| Again more hills which are plentiful in this village. |
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Just around the corner from the church is the Bullfighting Ring. It is small but we do live in a small village. We hope to eventually be a spectator here. |
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| Up the street from the Bullfighting ring is the 2 story Mercadona grocery store which our kids love. Can you guess why? |
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| And coming down!!! |
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| On the other side of town we found the largest park we have seen so far. |
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| This is one super cool teeter totter. The kids played on this for a long time. |
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| This is the pool in our back yard. This picture shows just about half of it. |
How exciting for you guys! I love the cobblestone street! not so fun about the rain, hope it starts warming up soon! and jealous about the pool, make sure you guys get it cleaned out by summertime for some fun!
ReplyDeletethis is awesome! i loooooove that you started a blog!! :) kevin and i are insanely jealous and hope we can come visit! (especially since kevin's oldest sister and her fam are over in Greece now)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great adventure! You all look like you will blend perfectly into the town. Hope you take many photos and post them all, what a beautiful area! Enjoy your amazing experence!
ReplyDeleteLooks so amazing. You won't ever want to come back. So glad Your posting stuff!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, your backyard looks like a resort! I'll be stopping by with my kids any day now!
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