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Enrique showing us where the bulls are kept before being released to the arena.
Ronda sits high up in the mountains with a gorgeous view of the valley below.
Tess next to an artistic rendition of a matador.
Ronda is home to the oldest royal bull hunting training school and bullring and holds bullfights to this day.
This art piece depicts how bullfights started - the king's soldiers honed their skills in bull hunting on horses; a skill needed on their campaigns to help feed themselves.
A matador's outfit designed by the Spanish artist Goya.
Tess on a view-deck next to the bridge separating the old town from the new town Ronda.
For lunch we had the local favorites - pig cheeks and as you might have guessed, bull (ox) tail.
On the way home we passed by a park in Marbella that centerpieces sculptures by Salvador Dali.
