For the Spring term I was asked to be a chaperon for the 9th grade Academic Travel trip to Andalucia (southern) Spain. So that means I got paid to travel Spain for a week!
Our home base was Sevilla and we took day trips to surrounding cities.
Spring was in full swing by late February.
Traditional clothing.
Cordoba was the most important capital in Europe in the 11th century, and was our first day trip from Sevilla.
Spring was in full swing by late February.
Traditional clothing.
Cordoba was the most important capital in Europe in the 11th century, and was our first day trip from Sevilla.
The other half of the 9th grade went to Greece.
Sevilla's Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral and third-largest church in the world.
Inside the Cathedral where Cristopher Columbus is buried.
Looking at the bullfighting arena from the top of the cathedral.
The boy on the right lost his bird.
The reflecting pool in the Alcazar of Sevilla.
Flamenco fans at the Plaza de Espana.
Plaza de Espana.
The kids taking Flamenco lessons.
The dancers face tells the story along with her incredible moves.
The male dancer is like a torero (bull fighter) and uses a lot of the same moves.