We had hoped to reach Seville ourselves too, it was not meant to be this time though. Never say never. Maybe we will get to experience it like you did next year. Glad you enjoyed it. On our radar.
@@BreakawayBravehearts I found it to be a beautiful and very relaxed place, the locals were welcoming and appreciative (being there in low season definitely helps), and prices were very reasonable (cost to value ratio) compared to most of the other 40+ countries I've visited. Still plenty of travellers in the tourist hotspots, but not overcrowded. Sun every day was a big plus too.
One point. DANA is not a storm name. It's Depresion Aislada en Niveles Altos (High Level Isolated Depression). It means that in high atmosphere were very cold and the Mediterranean was very hot. The contrast of water steam and the cold temperature was the big storms hits the coast
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Lived like a local for a few weeks in Seville in January and loved it.
We had hoped to reach Seville ourselves too, it was not meant to be this time though. Never say never. Maybe we will get to experience it like you did next year. Glad you enjoyed it. On our radar.
@@BreakawayBravehearts I found it to be a beautiful and very relaxed place, the locals were welcoming and appreciative (being there in low season definitely helps), and prices were very reasonable (cost to value ratio) compared to most of the other 40+ countries I've visited. Still plenty of travellers in the tourist hotspots, but not overcrowded. Sun every day was a big plus too.
One point. DANA is not a storm name. It's Depresion Aislada en Niveles Altos (High Level Isolated Depression). It means that in high atmosphere were very cold and the Mediterranean was very hot. The contrast of water steam and the cold temperature was the big storms hits the coast
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