Immagini correlate

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  At the end of a bull fight in Autol,two boys undergo a test of courage by lying motionless in a double bed in the middle of the bullfighting ring while their friends goad a steer to charge as close as they can to the bed
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  At the end of a bull fight in Autol,young steers are released into the ring and local children and young men display their courage by enticing the steer to charge them before leaping to safety
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  Spectators watch as a bull enters the ring at the start of a bullfight in Autol
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  A statue of girls and children holding grapes to celebrate the wine harvest stands beside the entrance to Muga Winery on a stone plinth surrounded by flower pots
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  A statue of Santo Domingo over the portal of the cathedral of Santo Domingo,an important stop for pilgrims following the St James's Way. The cathedral is a magnificent example of protgothic architcture with a more recent Baroque tower
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  An old man walks down a quiet side street in Ezcaray
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  A matador goads the bull to charge with her cape during a bullfight in Autol. In honour of the Women's Day Fiesta it is a female matadora.
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  A matador goads the bull to charge with his cape during a bullfight in Autol

Più immagini correlate

• A matador stands ready with his cape at a bullfight in Autol
• The Monastery of Suso at San Millan de la Cogolla was built to commemorate a hermit saint called Millan who lived in caves on the spot devoting his life to prayer in the 4th & 5th centuries AD.
• An arched cloister in The Monastery of Santa Maria de Valvanera sits in a quiet side valley of the Rio Najerilla. Dating back as far as the 9th Century,the current temple was built in the 15th century with additions to the monastery in the 20th Century
• The Monastery of Santa Maria de Valvanera sits in a quiet side valley of the Rio Najerilla. Dating back as far as the 9th Century,the current temple was built in the 15th century with additions to the monastery in the 20th Century
• An old cobbled bridge,dating back to medieval times,crosses the Rio Iregua to reach the whitewashed houses of Villanueva de Cameros
• A bronze waterspout on a drinking water fountain in the village of Ortigosa
• The 15th Century church in Najera has distinctive reddish brick and rounded buttresses. Najera beccame the seat of the Kings of Navarra after the Moors took Pamplona in 918AD. It is one of the towns pilgrims visit along the Camino de Santiago.
• A trumpeter plays charanga to accompany Gigantic plaster heads as they are processed through the streets of the village of Castanares during the festival of Giants and Bigheads (Gigantes y Cabezados)