2019 Portugal and Spain
2019 Texas Exes trip in late May/early June to Northern Portugal and Spain, roughly following one of the several routes named Way of St. James.
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These copyrighted photos are organized chronologically. If anyone on the trip would like free electronic copies for personal use, please contact me. If anyone would like a print of any of the photos, click the BUY PHOTOS button for choices. All proceeds from this website go to Doctors Without Borders, a medical charity.
Most photos were taken with a Nikon Z 7 24-70mm f4 lens in RAW format with polarizer for outdoors and bus window shots. Other cameras used were Fujifilm X100F and Pixel 2XL.
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Read MoreClick on the larger photo to start a manually advanced slideshow with options for auto-advance, comments, share and photo details which includes expanded notes on the photo and a map of where it was taken.
These copyrighted photos are organized chronologically. If anyone on the trip would like free electronic copies for personal use, please contact me. If anyone would like a print of any of the photos, click the BUY PHOTOS button for choices. All proceeds from this website go to Doctors Without Borders, a medical charity.
Most photos were taken with a Nikon Z 7 24-70mm f4 lens in RAW format with polarizer for outdoors and bus window shots. Other cameras used were Fujifilm X100F and Pixel 2XL.
Thanks for viewing.
Torreciudad, Aragón, Spain
Wikipedia: Torreciudad is the name of a Marian shrine in Aragon, Spain, built by Josemaría Escrivá, the founder of Opus Dei. Opus Dei has been described as the most controversial force within the Catholic Church, especially as a result of their close ties with the fascist Franco regime in Spain during his rule from 1936 to 1975. Much public attention has focused on Opus Dei's practice of mortification—the voluntary offering up of discomfort or pain to God; this includes fasting, or for some of its members' self-inflicted pain such as self-flagellation. In recent years, Opus Dei has received international attention due to the novel The Da Vinci Code and its film version of 2006.
