In this installment of "Boy Terrorizes the Pigeons of Europe" ... Córdoba, Spain! It was January, 2001, and my parents and grandmother joined us again for a week-long tour of southern Europe. This time it was Spain. Imagine the six of us in a minivan—a rarity for any country in Europe—driving around some of the twisty, tiny roads of the Andalusian countryside. In Córdoba we spent time seeing the Mezquita, or great mosque, with its hundreds of columns, as well as the Roman bridge leading into the city. But we also spent time just enjoying the Mediterranean weather and torturing these pigeons, who look like they expected to be fed, not chased.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Photo of the Week--3/29/10
In this installment of "Boy Terrorizes the Pigeons of Europe" ... Córdoba, Spain! It was January, 2001, and my parents and grandmother joined us again for a week-long tour of southern Europe. This time it was Spain. Imagine the six of us in a minivan—a rarity for any country in Europe—driving around some of the twisty, tiny roads of the Andalusian countryside. In Córdoba we spent time seeing the Mezquita, or great mosque, with its hundreds of columns, as well as the Roman bridge leading into the city. But we also spent time just enjoying the Mediterranean weather and torturing these pigeons, who look like they expected to be fed, not chased.
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