Mike Randolph is a writer, photographer and video producer based in Madrid, Spain. www.spainbymikerandolph.com
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A man walks down a cobblestone street in Valldemosa, a small town in the Tramuntana mountains on the island of Mallorca. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Do you know what these are? I mean, aside from delicious? Be the first to name this mystery food and win a free 8×12 print of your choosing. Click to find out more.
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A moss-covered oak tree in the Dehesa of Extremadura, Spain. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Gone to Blazes
Last year I was asked by the editor of Men’s Fashion magazine to write about Las Fallas in Valencia. Read the article here.
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By far the most beautiful train station in Barcelona, the Estació de França (also known as Estación de Francia) is, as the name suggests, the terminus for trains connecting Spain with France. (As well as Italy and Switzerland.) Inaugurated by King Alfonso XIII in time for the 1929 world’s fair in Seville, the station fell into disrepair by the 1980′s and after a four-year-long renovation, reopened for another one of Spain’s big 20th century moments, the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Tiny little men in football’s biggest match: Last night’s Clásico between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabéu. The star of the game was actually a French 19-year-old central defender who will surely one day be a big star. Any football fans out there? Anybody know his name? Sorry, no free tickets to the next Clásico for the winner! Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Cape Finisterre, the westernmost point of land in Galicia, was for centuries thought to be the end of the world, hence its name, which comes from the Latin finis terrae, or end of the earth. (Geographers later discovered that a cape in Portugal is actually the westernmost part of the Iberian peninsula.) Cape Finisterre is also…CLICK FOR MORE. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Shiny and clean after a rain shower, cows take a short cut through a village in Cantabria, northern Spain. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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Crossing the mountains that divide León from Asturias, Renfe’s high-speed Alvia train slows to a crawl to negotiate tight turns. Having a bit more time to enjoy the views didn’t seem to upset anyone. Photo ©Mike Randolph
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