Most visitors to Barcelona, Spain are charmed by its distinctive Art Nouveau architecture, the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Catalonian food and access to the Mediterranean. But for soccer lovers, there’s only one destination – the Barcelona Football (soccer) stadium known as Camp Nou or new stadium, a 65 year old venue that holds 100,000 fans. Surprisingly… Read more »
I don’t eat much fried food. For some reason, it’s always been easy for me to avoid the array of fried sweets at county fairs. Don’t get me wrong. I love sweets but it’s the fried part that’s not enticing. This righteous attitude changed in Seville, Spain when I was introduced to the Chocolate con… Read more »
The use of drama in religion is universal. Hindu scripts date from the 4th century and include gods and heros. The stories of Ruth and King David are relived at synagogues. The Hajj pilgrimage features a symbolic stoning of the devil. Even the live manger scenes at some of Paris’ churches carry on a centuries… Read more »
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Mary on glacier in southern New Zealand