We then drove for many hours, missing several of my intended destinations until we drove into the unmissable Arcos de la Frontera. This sizeable town is built on a huge rocky outcrop disrupting the monotony of flat farmland surrounding it. Its defensive positioning atop a rock explains both the fact that it has survived through centuries of war, and that we managed to find it despite our poor navigation.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
67. Arcos de la Frontera
We then drove for many hours, missing several of my intended destinations until we drove into the unmissable Arcos de la Frontera. This sizeable town is built on a huge rocky outcrop disrupting the monotony of flat farmland surrounding it. Its defensive positioning atop a rock explains both the fact that it has survived through centuries of war, and that we managed to find it despite our poor navigation.
Labels:
Andalucia,
Arcos de la Frontera,
Spain
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