Bull breeding
farm, en route to Ronda, Spain
Oh, what a lot
of bull! (Too much bull in Spain for just one posting about it,
don't you know.)
As a part of
our tour we visited “Reservatauro Ronda” - a breeding farm for
many different types of bulls, including “fighting bulls”, as
well as Andalusian and other horses.
Very
interesting.
Note the
picture of me with the horse and (very cute) man.
He is a real
toreador! Yes! A real
bullfighter!
I
giggle. When I first posted this fact (thrilling for me) on FaceBook
while I was in Spain saying “A real toreador!”,
my sister posted a comment: “Yah, that's what they all
say!”
Too
funny! I still laugh. I meant to ask Antonio, but forgot, if this was a typical
claim – aka 'pick up line' for young Spaniards wishing to impress
the ladies?
Note
also the posters and miniature bullrings. The latter were cute, but
I absolutely loved posters and graphic art associated with the
bullfights. Just wonderful.
Also
note the little lamb – evidently best, best friends with this
horsey. Very attached to each other these two are. :)
Note
also the pictures of the toreador
when he was demonstrating some of the movements in the bullfight.
Drama,
beauty, grace.
Look
at the expression on his face – intense.
I've
heard bullfighting described as “performance art” and I can truly
believe it.
Also
note that I don't think fellow group traveller Rich would have
survived long in the bullring!
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