【🇪🇸🏟10.21 龙达】
悬崖上的小镇龙达，西班牙现代步斗斗牛起源地，靴猫小镇San Ricardo大桥原型，权游弥林竞技场取景地…然后就是一堆的德国人和韩国人😓沿着悬崖向下，从大桥桥洞飞流直下的瀑布，悬崖边古时的断壁残垣，山谷下是郁郁葱葱的植被，山上则是白墙红瓦的民居，其实不想描述得这么造作（）但是真的让我想起了中土的瑞文戴尔，虽然不太像但是真的有这样的感觉
至此安达卢西亚一周目完结，虽然这次主要是去直布罗陀，但是南部的景色真的美不胜收，等什么时候必须再来二周目😋
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