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Street of the Flowers

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There is an Arctic Deep Freeze across Canada this week from Alberta all the way to the Atlantic provinces. Here in Toronto we are currently experiencing -14C in temperature but feels like -23C with the windchill.  As I share here my walk on the Street of Flowers in Cordoba, Spain, I am feeling the warm atmosphere of that visit last Fall in this beautiful City.

Besides the Mezquita, Cordoba, Spain is also famous for the The Street of the Flowers, known as Calleja de las Flores.  It is really more of an Alleyway as the streets in this Andalusian City of Cordoba were very narrow. There were hanging potted flowers in every turn. Most of their houses were painted white with upper patios, iron grilled windows and elaborately carved wooden doors. Then the residents display their potted flower plants hanging outside on the facade of their own houses creating a very pretty display as we walked along. It was very easy to get lost here as all of the houses were painted white. But part of the joys of travelling is the joy to discover new things in every turn of our adventure. 



Here is one of the al fresco Restaurant we discovered during our walk around Cordoba's Calleja de las Flores. It makes me happy to discover unexpected beautiful places like this.  Outdoor dining in this courtyard surrounded by this luscious greenery makes travelling more enjoyable and memorable.

Keep warm everyone! 
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14 comments

  1. Hi Pamela! Brr Toronto must be so freezing in these days! Also here there is lot of cold! Beautiful image, they make me feel warmer!:) Kisses and have a good day!:*

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  2. We still have snow, but hopefully it is expected to thaw by the weekend.
    It makes you dream of sunny warm days as in your lovely photos.
    Roll on the holidays.

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  3. Beautiful pictures of a lovely street. What a great idea to have a street of flowers. Stay Warm)

    LA By Diana Live Magazine

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  4. Every town should have a Street of Flowers!

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  5. Que sitio y que fotos tan bonitas.
    Besos

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  6. super foto ;)
    xoxo

    www.okomody.blogspot.com

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  7. A street of flowers sounds like such a pretty place to visit - and looks like it too!

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  8. What a pretty street, love the pots of flowers on the walls

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  9. This street is sooo charming :D Love the flowers on it :) I have only been to madrid in spain...
    Hope you are doing well with the cold! My coats is actually called a duvet cover coat :) The grey thing is a cover, and under it is brown with the same labels a duvet cover has :D

    xoxo

    novelstyle.blogspot.com

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  10. Foto carinissime (: Reb, xoxo.

    * Nuovo post sul mio blog (;
    http://www.toprebel.com/2013/01/random-3.html

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  11. What a beautiful place and amazing pictures!


    Kisses
    Sofia

    stylishlyinlove.blogspot.com

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Pamela lives in Toronto, Canada, currently working in Banking in the field of Credit and Finance. The Chic Delights blog has evolved into an on-line magazine about my experiences and inspirations on style, travel, people, lifestyle and current events. My features are not sponsored posts. The photographs and stories featured here are all from my own resources and experiences. [Pamela RG] (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-43Wqs-SmwEU/UggtnO60INI/AAAAAAAAQw0/HZa9oGRC8Bc/w200-h200-no/DSCN0550.jpg)