The Village of
Frigiola
Our next to
the last stop on our cruise was in the port of Malaga, Spain. We opted for the excursion that took us in a
4WD vehicle to see some small mountain villages in the area. Now, it was the tamest 4WD ride Jeff & I
had ever had, but it was nice to see the villages. The first village was Frigiola…..
Shop Sign
One of the
first things I noticed was this extremely cool shop sign and entrance. The sign was actually pretty straightforward,
but the wall décor was very charming and colorful. The potted plant alongside the entryway added
just the perfect touch!
Beer Table Top
One of the
shops that served refreshments had a couple of cute mosaic table tops – the one
above favored beer and the one below (which was next to the beer table) favored
wine!
Wine Table Top
White
Buildings
There was an
interesting commonality among all the villages we visited – all the buildings
were white. Our guide spoke very broken
English, but we did finally figure out that the reason for the color of the
buildings was that it got very, very hot there in the summer, and white
reflected the sun and helped keep the buildings cooler. I thought it made for some charming streets.
Decorative
Streets
This street
was incredibly striking in Frigiola.
And, yes, this was a street, altho it wasn’t wide enough for any cars to
drive on. They also kept the streets
very clean, which allowed the beauty of the decorative tile to shine!
Enjoy!
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