Leaving Seville yesterday took longer than we’d anticipated, getting stuck in slow moving traffic as we rounded the city. Not one of TomTom’s finer hours.
Month: February 2012
The Beauty of the Palace of The Royal Alcazars of Seville
Just a quick post with some pictures for the moment of Seville’s Alcazar Palace. Although we wanted to see the cathedral and Giralda tower we
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The Delightful and Fascinating City of Seville
Today in Seville has been a delight. It’s an amazingly pretty, varied and interesting city. We’ve spent most of the day just milling about with
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Andalusian Horse Demo at Yuguada de la Cartuja, Jerez de la Frontera
For the first time on this trip, today I felt like a tourist. I’m sure just about every other person I’ve interacted with so far
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Why Microsoft’s Irrelevance is Slowly Becoming Clear
> Then, she explained, the iPhone came. There was no Office. People got things done. Then the iPad came. There was no Office. People got
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Sherry, Port. Port, Sherry – Cadiz and Puerto de Santa Maria
A quick move up the coast to be in striking distance of [Jerez de la Frontera](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerez_de_la_Frontera), as we are off to see some Andalusian horses
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How Apple’s OS X Mountain Lion Helps Signpost the Vision for a Post-PC Era
Apple announces the next version of OS X, ‘Mountain Lion’, which continues the trend of bringing iOS features to the desktop. It also suggests of a shift in Apple’s strategy for the desktop overall. With Apple’s core market moving further towards the consumer and business pocket, how might the product line up reflect Apple’s changing fortunes?
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A Delicious Day of Going Nowhere (As Opposed to Doing Nothing)
A zinger of day, staying just where we are, enjoying the sunshine which feels much like a British summers day, exercising the grey matter more than the red muscles for a change.
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Cycling Around Paloma Alta, Betis and Sierra de Fates
Getting back on the bike after what seems like an age, then encountering more than my fair share of dead ends and no entry roads, some very rough stuff, cows, horses and donkeys, mad men with guns – it all makes for an excellent day out.
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Tarifa – The Southern Most Point in Continental Europe
As far south as you can go in continental Europe, look one way for the Med and another for the Atlantic, and feeling like you can reach out and touch another continent! We feel intrepid, but this is travelling light compared to some.
