I really appreciate the fact that you are exploring the often overlooked rural Spain and, especially, that you are using celtic background music! (instead of the more stereotyped "flamenco music" which, as a matter of fact, is only characteristic of southern Spain). Keep up the good work!
@Paseos por Madrid True! I was not referring specifically to Toledo in this instance; however, you will agree with me that (sadly) Toledo is not yet as popular or well known outside Spain as it ought be.
Sois una familia maravillosa, tengan cuidado corren el peligro de enamorarse de España,terminarán tomando la "Siesta" cómo una costumbre.😅 Un saludó desde Cádiz (Andalucía) tienen mis respetos.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Me encanta que disfruteis de verdad,No sabeis la suerte que teneis,vivir en Sevilla y sentir Sevilla es un gran privilegio,ya me entedereis,solo el paso del tiempo te da la perspectiva,y solo conocer lo demas,te invita a volver...
When they talk about the Middle Ages we always think of castles, tournaments and princesses. But that is a much later Middle Age, from 1200 to the Renaissance. But the beginning of the Middle Ages, when the Western Roman Empire disappeared in 476 AD, It was a very dark time. The collapse of Rome ended with everything that organized the world at that time. Engineering, architecture, roads, laws, military organization... everything disappears with Rome. In Europe, Roman cities and towns are abandoned, The population is dispersed throughout the forests. There is no agriculture, food is scarce and barbarism spreads. In less than 20 years, all the wisdom of Rome no longer exists. Superstition replaces the laws. It was an authentic apocalypse. The first 400 years of the Middle Ages were the Darkness ages. It must have been a terrifying and fascinating time.
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I really appreciate the fact that you are exploring the often overlooked rural Spain and, especially, that you are using celtic background music! (instead of the more stereotyped "flamenco music" which, as a matter of fact, is only characteristic of southern Spain). Keep up the good work!
Much appreciated John! We work hard to match the music the very best we can with our limited music available to us
@Paseos por Madrid True! I was not referring specifically to Toledo in this instance; however, you will agree with me that (sadly) Toledo is not yet as popular or well known outside Spain as it ought be.
Love Spain's culture, traditions and architecture.
Agreed! It's been so much fun to explore
Me parece que en España vais a coger unos quilitos, si es que no habéis cogido alguno ya...
Wow
Thanks!
Sois una familia maravillosa, tengan cuidado corren el peligro de enamorarse de España,terminarán tomando la "Siesta" cómo una costumbre.😅 Un saludó desde Cádiz (Andalucía) tienen mis respetos.
Gracias amigo! 👍
It will forever be difficult to stop taking our siesta! And Spain has absolutely captured our hearts!
Beautifull video!!
Thank you!!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
You should! Thank you so much for the support!
Me encanta que disfruteis de verdad,No sabeis la suerte que teneis,vivir en Sevilla y sentir Sevilla es un gran privilegio,ya me entedereis,solo el paso del tiempo te da la perspectiva,y solo conocer lo demas,te invita a volver...
Gracias Jose!
Salud y suerte familia.
Gracias amigo!
que niña mas guapa y simpatica
Muchas gracias Juan!
Que tal la paella? Os gustó? What about the paella? Did you like it? 🥘
We loved it!! We had 2 or 3 plates!
The rain in Spain remains in the plain
"is mainly in the plane"
Si no recuerdo mal
Muchísimas siglos de historia, en su día fue capital de España, de las primeras ciudades donde convivían los cristianos, judíos y Árabes 😊
Agreed!
When they talk about the Middle Ages we always think of castles, tournaments and princesses. But that is a much later Middle Age, from 1200 to the Renaissance. But the beginning of the Middle Ages, when the Western Roman Empire disappeared in 476 AD, It was a very dark time. The collapse of Rome ended with everything that organized the world at that time. Engineering, architecture, roads, laws, military organization... everything disappears with Rome. In Europe, Roman cities and towns are abandoned, The population is dispersed throughout the forests. There is no agriculture, food is scarce and barbarism spreads. In less than 20 years, all the wisdom of Rome no longer exists. Superstition replaces the laws. It was an authentic apocalypse. The first 400 years of the Middle Ages were the Darkness ages. It must have been a terrifying and fascinating time.