The first part of the weekend of October 16- 17, we explored the caves of the sacremonte. These caves are what surround Granada on one side in the Sierra Nevada mountains. They were the caves of the gypsies many years ago when they arrived in Granada. The caves were very tiny and it's hard to believe people lived about 10 people (about how may were in each family) per cave. Here are some pictures of the tour along with a few pictures of a great view of the Alhambra.
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| Lavender- They'd use it as perfume and to keep bugs away |
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| The Alhambra from afar |
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| Basket-weaving |
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| Kitchen |
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| Caves...They've been updated a bit |
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| Loom |
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| Yolks and such |
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| Pottery |
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| Me and Natalie with the Alhambra behind us |
Un beso,
Steph
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