Early morning, looking East
1/2 of Ronda
First settled in the sixth century, B.C.,by Phoenicians, Ronda endured the Visigoths, the Berbers, the Muslims, and was the setting for Hemingway’s “For Whom the Bell Tolls.” Orson Welles is buried nearby. Hemingway summered there. We loved every minute.
The 390' Gorge that Divides Ronda
Looking West at Sunset
Bullring, Ronda
Before Sunrise, Ronda
Intersection
Artist
From the cathedral
Street of Ronda
Nuns
Ronda at night
Ronda at Night
Looking East
Looking South