It´s been a week of exceptional pilgrims, and exceptional numbers of people at the Peaceable. I´ve told you before about the Wave phenomen...

Footprints in the dust: prints from dogs, hiking boots, slippers, bare toes, storks, and ferrets. The smell of cut grain changes depending ...

Patrick already wrote about Avila -- you can see his take on the place on his blog, which is linked to this one right over here to the right...

It is SO July around here, perfectly July. The green fields in the picture above have turned gold, and most have been cut, threshed, and bal...

Okay, kids, here´s the next installment in the Cold Soup for Hot Days category: Ajo Blanco. I first tasted this stuff in Extremadura, at t...

One interesting note that´s struck over and over in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and the Antipodes, is "Spanish food i...

Villamayor de Monjardin is a Spanish Camino town straight out a picture postcard. She´s a medieval princess, her head crowned with a crumbl...