We went to Toledo with my parents-in-law. Toledo is famous for being old and tasty, and indeed it has a very good cathedral:
lots of pleasant winding streets;
a synagogue full of ghosts;
lots of swords and ham.
It also has some right-thinking people (and some left-thinking people),
and a street which is full of poor arguments.
I preferred Segovia, but it was pretty.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Toledo
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You have misspelt "Toledo" at the beginning- you put it as "Toldedo".
Life's good, getting there
Adios
Ben
Yup, you're right: thanks. Sorted it out now. All's OK here.
One of those stone bishops looks just like Rowan Williams. Maybe in a former life?
Glad you got a little break away. Emilio says Segovia is fantastic by the way. Tom and I went to Toledo on a coach trip many years ago. I remember El Greco and mushy peas.
Love, Mum.
Or maybe Rowan Williams just wanted to look the part?
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