Ben in Spain: Las Bardenas Reales

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Las Bardenas Reales

This is Las Bardenas Reales, a natural park in Navarre, Spain, located not far from Tudela. This is a semi-desert dry terrain known as badlands. There's a lot of soft sedimentary rock and clay-rich soils which have been eroded by wind and water, creating fantastic angles and formations.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Your desert pics are really neat. I never expect the different climates and terains that Spain has. Really cool. Hope you had a great time on your Southern Spain vacation. We miss you here.

DAD; September 1, 2010 at 9:47 AM

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Have you ever wanted to experience another culture firsthand? Have you ever wanted to teach them about your own?

I just moved in with some Spanish flatmates, and we share an apartment in the center of the city together. I work at a local language school teaching English, and I also teach private English classes.

This blog is about my experience. It's about the mixing of two distinct cultures and the possibility of mutual understanding and collaboration. Most of all, I think this project is about education and enthusiasm about people, places, and things that are different from our own. Read and be inspired.

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This blog also makes me think that it can be a tool for others who have interest in the Language & Culture program. I will attempt to outline what I know about the La Rioja branch that I am a part of, and also about the program in general. I'd love to answer any questions you might have. Thanks for reading.