This post is dedicated to the loyal followers of this Spain holiday series and to those few of you who constantly ask me if the photos are coming out any time soon and drop some comments here. It is your anticipation that keeps me going. Thank you. At the end of this series, we may have a 15,000 words journal completed with 600 photos. All because of you!
Day 6, we have approached the midway point of our journal. Of all the episodes, I look forward to the photo album of this one the most. It is because the subjects are so different from the rest of what we have. The structures in the “City of Art and Science” are so futuristic, so unexpected of. I wish I had more time to tour this part of Valencia.
As usual, below are the options you may wish to read more about our road trip.
- A photo collection for day 6 of our trip to Spain (39 photos with captions)
- A journal written in details on what we did and more (approx 1,800 words)
- A highlight of the photos below (8 photos – and for Facebook readers, please view the original post)
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2 replies on “Jellyfish Is Called Medusa In Spanish, Out Of Valencia And Into Toledo”
Beautiful places again. I believe the creature is called a Dugong (sea cow?), often mistaken for mermaids in ancient times.
Darkspore – Ah, that could be a dungong. It is very big though. What a funny cute looking sea creature!