Kitchen fireplace in Chateau de Chillon near Montreux, Switzerland
Chateau de Chillon near Montreux, Switzerland
Courtyard scene at Chateau de Chillon on Lake Geneva, Switzerland
Chateau de Chillon near Montreux, Switzerland
Wayne Graumann – November 5, 2013 – Lake Geneva promenade near Chateau de Chillon, Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
Scene from Rhine Falls, Switzerland
Wayne at Rhine Falls, Switzerland
Rhine Falls, Switzerland
Rhine Falls, Switzerland
Scenic Switzerland
Colmar, France
Colmar, France
Scene in Church of St. Martin in Colmar, France
Cathedral in Colmar, France
Colmar, France
The Grounds of the Palace Church in Bayreuth, Germany
Maypole in Bayreuth, Germany
A Scene in Bayreuth, Germany
Rhonda & Allen Krahn, Marienplatz, Munich, Germany – 09/26/2013
Marienplatz, Munich, Germany
St. Peter’s Church, Munich, Germany
St. Peter’s Church, Munich, Germany
St. Peter’s Church, Munich, Germany
Rhonda, Allen, & Kathy in Old Town Regensburg, Germany, a UNESCO World Heritage site
A painting of David & Goliath on a wall in the Old Town, Regensburg, Germany
Rhonda & Allen Krahn at Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany – 09/22/2013
Wayne & Kathy at Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany – 09/22/2013
Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany
St. Jakob’s Lutheran Church Altar, Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, Germany
Rothenburg. Ob Der Tauber, Germany
Nuremberg, Germany, St. Lorenz Lutheran Church
Wayne with view of Bridge of Sighs, Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy
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Crossing the Rio Guadalquiver into Triana, overlooking the Seville business district
Upper main door of the Seville Cathedral
Lower main entrance to the Seville Cathedral
Another view of the Seville Cathedral
Street performers outside the cathedral
Another view of the cathedral
Yet another view of the magnificent cathedral
Barrio of Santa Cruz
A street in the Barrio of Santa Cruz
Another street in the Barrio of Santa Cruz
A quiet plaza in the Barrio of Santa Cruz
A scene from the Barrio of Santa Cruz
A street approaching Alcazar
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Approaching the main gate to the Seville Cathedral Orangery Courtyard
Courtyard before the great cathedral main doors
Spire that frames the main entry to Seville Cathedral
One of several transepts in the cathedral
Vertical view of lower portion of one of four organ towers
Upper view of one of four organ towers
One of five naves in Seville Cathedral
Cathedral ceiling detail
Close-up of Madonna & Child in one side chapel
The Tomb of Christopher Columbus in Seville Cathedral
De-fruiting the trees in the cathedral orangery
Cathedral Giralda Tower, the symbol of the city of Seville
Sectional view of cathedral, largest Gothic edifice in the world and third largest church in Christendom
Wayne, contemplative, beside an ancient wall in Sevile
Random building view in old central Seville
Plaza de San Francisco in old central Seville
Random square in old central Seville
Random city square in beautiful old Seville
Matador street performer in Seville
One of the many plazas in the city of Seville
Another Seville plaza on our Sunday afternoon stroll
Our tapas bar selections
Sunday afternoon activity in the tapas bar
Banyon tree in a plaza
Seville museum
Church tower from Seville Parasol
Seville Parasol at dusk
Interior of Atocha train station, Madrid
Basilica at entrance to the Prado
Entry to the Parque Del Buen Retiro
The Crystal Palace
Within the Parque Del Buen Retiro
Afternoon pleasures in the park
Arch of Victory
Enjoying in Madrid delectable pastries and cafe con leche
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gofarther.me 
You get to make ALL THE PICTURES NOW… i KNOW THAT YOU CAN DO IT BETTER…. THIS IS THE FIRST CHANCE I HAVE HAD TO LOOK AT
“GO FARTHER,ME…
WELL YOU HAVE GONE AND DONE IT AND NOW YOU HAVE MADE WORK OUT OF VACATION AND RETIREMENT …. YOU ARE WRITING A BOOK FOR PEOPLE IN THE AFTER LIFE OF RETIREMENT! HA! I LOVE IT!!!! IT LOOKS WONDERFUL. YOU ALL HAVE TO TAKE US BACK TO SPAIN AND SEE ALL THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS LIKE THE CHURCHES AND EVERYTHING!!!!!
LOVE YOU ALL!!!
HAVE FUN… AS i CAN SEE THAT YOU ARE!
LOVE YOU BOTH,
KEN AND PAULA
Yes, absolutely. You know, here is our daily schedule, rise when ready–can be noon–usually before 10. Eat lunch at 2-3 and dinner from 8-10. Out and about from 1-7, depending on what we want to do, sometimes out till midnight and up till 2am. We found stores yesterday that are “yours”–we both said, this is for Paula! One jewelry store is all Spanish hand made and the artists only make 50 of any one piece–reasonably priced. Kathy wrote about the Zara store right around the corner of our apartment–this is the new fashion place for women–Spanish, but Princess Kate buys at a new branch in London. Sales, sales, sales on everything–the Spanish economy is not good at all. We made a big mistake in bringing anything with us to Spain–we could have bought here better and cheaper and it would have been fun just finding European things, that somehow are different than what we can buy. We have tickets to the Seville symphony this Thursday night for Schubert, Mozart, Saint-Saens and Ravel. I think a number of folks would like to come back to Spain. Anyway, we miss y’all, but are having a magnificent time. Btw, I use the iPad mini for most pictures. It is amazing.
Sounds like your schedule is a great one and I so wish I was free and available to do the same thing. It looks like a really hard day of work having fun!!!! It sounds WONDERFUL!!!!! i LOVE IT.
Look forward to more blogging and more fun pictures to share with us. Blessings on your day…Paula and Ken
Hi, Paula & Ken! Yes, there is so much for which to be thankful. Tonight is the symphony. Every day is filled with wonders. Blessings on your day! Kathy