DSC08176.JPG=Delicacies - Toledo marzapan (sic) and a "Almond nougat"
DSC08271.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos
DSC08081.JPG=Tile street signs
DSC08068.JPG=Old Toledo is hilly with stone buildings, very narrow streets and cobbled roads
DSC08165.JPG=Cristo de la Vega
DSC08252.JPG=Views from Castillo de la Muela - the next closest hill has new windmills, electricity wind turbines
DSC08167.JPG=Rio Tajo near the M/H park
DSC08093.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas - strong wooden entry doors
DSCN3425.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08224.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos - we chose the winiest day of our trip to walk to the top of the hill of windmills
DSC08235.JPG=Castillo de la Muela - mortar of sand and lime reinforced with iron pieces
DSC08227.JPG=Consuegra fortress - Castillo de la Muela
DSC08131.JPG=Back of the Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08284.JPG=Stone ruins as we approach Conseugra
DSC08086.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas
DSC08084.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas
DSC08132.JPG=Cobblestones are murder on the heels
DSC08159.JPG=Toledo newer buildings
ConsuegraOlives1.JPG=View of Consuegra and olive groves from Castillo de la Muela
DSC08072.JPG=Toledo - shopping for delicacies
DSC08070.JPG=Old Toledo is hilly with stone buildings, very narrow streets and cobbled roads
DSC08270.JPG=There you go she's doing it again
DSC08077.JPG=Iglesias Carmelitas
DSC08065.JPG=Old Toledo is hilly with stone buildings, very narrow streets and cobbled roads
DSC08264.JPG=Castillo de la Muela - openings originally for crossbows, but later rounded at the bottom for muskets
DSC08097.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of the very ornate alcoves
DSC08228.JPG=Castillo de la Muela - earliest parts built between the 10th and 12th century and added to in the 13th
DSC08100.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
DSC08221.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos - each with their own name
Consuegra2.JPG=View of Consuegra from Castillo de la Muela
DSCN3422.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08282.JPG=Consuegra weather vane with Don Quixote and his sidekick Sancho Panza
DSC08263.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08197.JPG=Drivingin  southern La Mancha is typified by dry red earth, stone ruins, hilltop fortresses and miles and miles of olive groves
DSCN3424.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08083.JPG=Very narrow streets
DSC08273.JPG=Restaurant, Cafeteria Meson Fortaleza and their homage to Don Quixote and his sidekick Sancho Panza
DSC08092.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas
DSC08200.JPG=Stone ruins and windmills as we approach Conseugra
DSC08232.JPG=Views from Castillo de la Muela
ToledoChurch.JPG=Toledo disused church C/W graffiti
DSC08060.JPG=Cristo de la Vega across the rio Tajo from our M/H park
DSCN3427.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08254.JPG=View of Consuegra from Castillo de la Muela
Catedral2.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08272.JPG=Consuegra the restaurant where we ate and then parked for the night - no M/H park in Consuegra
DSC08196.JPG=Drivingin  southern La Mancha is typified by dry red earth, stone ruins, hilltop fortresses and miles and miles of olive groves
DSC08268.JPG=View of Consuegra from Castillo de la Muela
DSC08080.JPG=Very narrow streets - here we were waiting for the small delivery van to move so that we could get through
DSC08114.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
DSC08117.JPG=View from Iglesias de los Jesuitas towers - Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08144.JPG=Rio Tajo and the Alcántara Bridge
DSC08121.JPG=View from Iglesias de los Jesuitas towers
DSC08242.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08230.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08141.JPG=Rio Tajo
DSC08250.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08206.JPG=Don Quixote's Los Molinos (windmills) on the only hill close to Consuegra
DSC08094.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas
DSC08262.JPG=Chapel of Castillo de la Muela
DSC08161.JPG=Tapas, Raciones, Bocadillos (1.Small snacks, 2.Larger portions for sharing, 3.With bread or a sandwich)
DSC08174.JPG=Delicacies - Estofada de Perdiz (Partridge casserole) and Pate de Perdiz
DSC08193.JPG=Drivingin  southern La Mancha is typified by dry red earth, stone ruins, hilltop fortresses and miles and miles of olive groves
DSC08116.JPG=View from Iglesias de los Jesuitas towers
DSC08283.JPG=Drivingin  southern La Mancha is typified by dry red earth, stone ruins, hilltop fortresses and miles and miles of olive groves
DSC08226.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos - there she's doing it again
DSC08267.JPG=View of Consuegra from Castillo de la Muela
DSC08139.JPG=Rio Tajo and a road out of Toledo
DSC08127.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08073.JPG=Toledo - different city gate
DSC08237.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08154.JPG=Toledo restaurant for our only meal for the day. Nice proprietor, nice food (Ensalada mixta then pork casserole) plus a free Spanish lesson
DSCN3420.JPG=Entering the Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08169.JPG=Rio Tajo near the M/H park - birds seem to feed at the spillway
DSC08253.JPG=Views from Castillo de la Muela - there are 12 windmills on the hill
DSC08120.JPG=View from Iglesias de los Jesuitas towers - city and Alcazar
DSC08071.JPG=Toledo - shopping for delicacies
DSCN3421.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08225.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos and the fortress
DSC08076.JPG=Iglesias Carmelitas
DSC08143.JPG=Castillo de San Servando
DSC08219.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos
DSC08069.JPG=Puerta de Bisagra - fine 16th century city entrance with ornately decorated spire roof
DSC08280.JPG=Restaurant, Cafeteria Meson Fortaleza and their homage to Don Quixote and his sidekick Sancho Panza
DSC08238.JPG=Castillo de la Muela
DSC08133.JPG=Fortification walls and Alcazar, rebuilt after the Spanish civil war
DSC08274.JPG=Villa de San Bernardino complete with a windmill replica front fence
DSC08118.JPG=View from Iglesias de los Jesuitas towers - Alcazar
DSC08122.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
Catedral1.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08109.JPG=\
Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
DSC08113.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
ConsuegraOlives2.JPG=View of Consuegra and olive groves from Castillo de la Muela
DSC08222.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos
DSC08201.JPG=Stone ruins as we approach Conseugra
DSC08147.JPG=Puerta de Bisagra - fine 16th century city entrance with ornately decorated spire roof
DSC08140.JPG=Road supported over the rio Tajo
DSC08155.JPG=Alberto Vicente, Carpentiria and Mecanica
DSC08082.JPG=Very narrow streets - small delivery van was almost scraing the walls even with mirrors in. He then had to make a tight right turn
DSC08153.JPG=Toledo monument Calle de Madrid
DSC08146.JPG=Toledo fortifications
DSC08149.JPG=Toledo's Western walls and the Rio Tajo
DSC08061.JPG=Rio Tajo
DSC08175.JPG=Delicacies - Spanish cheese and Alubias con Perdiz (bean/partridge)
Church2.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08173.JPG=Spain's San Miguel beer owned/brewed by Mahou
DSC08223.JPG=Consuegra los Molinos - each time we stopped, Joy sheltered in a windmill doorway
ToledoBullRing.JPG=Toledo Bullring
DSC08207.JPG=Don Quixote's Los Molinos, the imaginary monsters in Miguel de Cervantes novel
DSCN3426.JPG=Plaza de Espana in Consuegra town centre
DSC08168.JPG=Rio Tajo near the M/H park - birds seem to feed at the spillway
DSC08298.JPG=Our souvenir - now we might need to read the book. Lonely Planet claims it to be the 2nd most read after the Bible.
RioTajo.JPG=Toledo's Western walls and the Rio Tajo
Church1.JPG=Catedral Primada Santa María de Toledo
DSC08099.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
DSC08096.JPG=Iglesias de los Jesuitas with about 12 of these very ornate alcoves
DSC08158.JPG=Toledo newer buildings