La Alpujarra and maybe (if I get to it) what has happened since...

As a warning, this blog may be slightly (*under-exaggeration*) disorganized, in part because I am a disorganized person, and also because I am constantly forgetting and remembering things. But I'll try to go generally in a chronological order. Yesterday, we visited La Alpujarra, part of the Sierra Nevada, which was about an hour and a half of a beautiful drive from Granada. Unfortunately, I slept for the majority of it, both ways, so I missed out on some gorgeous scenery. We stopped in two little towns in the mountains, the names of which I have forgotten/never really knew. The two pictures below were taken in the first.

 From the second town, we began our hike, which was considerably more intense than I had expected with such a large group. We had a picnic at the top, which was the first time I felt I had earned my gigantic lunch. Lunches here are always huge... My host family won't believe or listen to me when I insist that I am full. 

Above is a picture taken during out hike. Below is a town we passed through during it. 

 And this is Anna and I (I figured I should include a picture with actual people in it somewhere in here) at the top of our hike up.

Picture of the towns from above:

I have no more pictures for the time being... I must take more now that it is actually sunny out.