Friends of the Spanish Maestrazgo .

Hello Chris, Wonderful work you are doing, with your Heart. Your good friend Panos Darlas from Athens inspired me to to discover Greece. I enclose good news about  SUNLIGHT AND LOGOS SOCIETY now celebrating 25 years this Midsummer. Sending this from Sweden celebrating our National Day today. Love, Marie  5 juni 2020 13:11:12 +02:00, skrev Chris Wright <elingles2121@gmail.com>: Dear Friends, Today it is a great pleasure that I have to present you with my BlogSpot.  It has taken many years and effort to bring this special page to your attention. Many years of hope that perhaps one day I could share it with you, your families and friends.  My first visits to this region began many years ago and for that amount of time I have kept it a secret in general.  Why? Because it is like so many places in the world that are so 'special' they have to be guarded and free from exploitation the Maestrazgo has, until now, been such.  This is the  real  Spain that has been isolated to a de

Dear Chris, Many thanks for your email and all the wonderful memories of our trip to the Maestrazgo area two years ago – we adored it and were so thankful for your recommendations then!  It remains one of our most treasured Spanish trips with so much variety in the landscape.  I couldn't recommend it highly enough for anyone who wants to get off the beaten track! Hope to catch up sometime when we can all travel again! Very best regards, Sally   Dear Friends, Today it is a great pleasure that I have to present you with my BlogSpot.  It has taken many years and effort to bring this special page to your attention. Many years of hope that perhaps one day I could share it with you, your families and friends.  My first visits to this region began many years ago and for that amount of time I have kept it a secret in general.  Why? Because it is like so many places in the world that are so 'special' they have to be guarded

Thank you so much for sharing this with me Chris!  Great to be transported through your blog.   Big Hugs Enid On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 7:11 AM Chris Wright < elingles2121@gmail.com > wrote: Dear Friends, Today it is a great pleasure that I have to present you with my BlogSpot.  It has taken many years and effort to bring this special page to your attention. Many years of hope that perhaps one day I could share it with you, your families and friends.  My first visits to this region began many years ago and for that amount of time I have kept it a secret in general.  Why? Because it is like so many places in the world that are so 'special' they have to be guarded and free from exploitation the Maestrazgo has, until now, been such.  This is the  real  Spain that has been isolated to a degree for centuries and by, thank goodness, its name. Maestrazgo (prounced My-strath-go) is not an easy word for most visitors from outside of Spain. Also it has not the attraction for many fami

Very interesting!  congratulations ....Chris ..... just back from Palardis in c cuenca - fish n chips apple crumble and custard ....... yummmmmeeee would you care to join me next FridAY? STAY WELL LOVE DIANA On Fri, 5 Jun 2020 at 13:11, Chris Wright < elingles2121@gmail.com > wrote: Dear Friends, Today it is a great pleasure that I have to present you with my BlogSpot.  It has taken many years and effort to bring this special page to your attention. Many years of hope that perhaps one day I could share it with you, your families and friends.  My first visits to this region began many years ago and for that amount of time I have kept it a secret in general.  Why? Because it is like so many places in the world that are so 'special' they have to be guarded and free from exploitation the Maestrazgo has, until now, been such.  This is the  real  Spain that has been isolated to a degree for centuries and by, thank goodness, its name. Maestrazgo (prounced My-strath-go) is not an

Dear Friends, Today it is a great pleasure that I have to present you with my BlogSpot.  It has taken many years and effort to bring this special page to your attention. Many years of hope that perhaps one day I could share it with you, your families and friends.  My first visits to this region began many years ago and for that amount of time I have kept it a secret in general.  Why? Because it is like so many places in the world that are so 'special' they have to be guarded and free from exploitation the Maestrazgo has, until now, been such.  This is the  real  Spain that has been isolated to a degree for centuries and by, thank goodness, its name. Maestrazgo (prounced My-strath-go) is not an easy word for most visitors from outside of Spain. Also it has not the attraction for many families who are accustomed to beaches and blue seas. And more importantly it is not, as far as I know, included in any of the brochures of the travel agencies.   So for people like myself, who love