As mentioned in last post my visit to Andalusia region of Spain was sharing same passion of botanical printing with like-minded people. By chance of meeting Carmen and Ana I also explored in the nearby towns and villages in Cordoba and Malaga. It's March warm and longer daylight allows to see more outside. Brilliant weather during the period I stayed and stunning views of blooming flowers made me excited.
My first stop was Montilla after two hours train ride from Madrid to Cordoba. Carmen picked me up from station.
There are lots of vineyards and olive groves in the village
A small town center of the village
The Great Mosque is a must see sight
The Roman Bridge reflects its Roman past
After Cordoba I headed to meet Ana in Malaga
In south Spain is relaxing
A day out to Frigiliana is another nice stroll, a town known for its Moorish old quarter and narrow streets and twisted stairways.
One of the most beautiful villages in Spain
People live in peaceful environment. Each house looks like an exhibition.
Up in the mid for the oversee view
He says "what do you think?"
After Malaga I left for London for catch-ups
Though weather was not too good in the first day I managed to meet friends and visited museums
Huge installation art piece of wool felt in the Tate Modern hall
Hanging art piece of glass chandelier in V&A color tone of the woven scarf Olena gifted me
The following days in London became sunny and bright
Cherry Blossoms in St. James Park is gorgeous
A short swirl visit London has to call it a day and time to back home
My yellow flower journey to Spain is fruitful filled with warm friendship
My stay in Corrina's house like I'm home
