Perhaps This Is Spains Most Beautiful Medieval Town

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Welcome to day 48 of our 100 days of vlogs and today we are exploring the rather stunning Medieval walled town of Morella in Spain. We may have kept the best of these to last.
❤️ Thanks for watching and will catch up next time.
Nicola and Nigel
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We are the Cookes, Nicola, and Nigel. We love to travel. In 2018 we bought and converted a VW Transporter van and spent 3 years traveling around the UK and Ireland. At the time we also travelled with our beloved cat, Guinness. She was 20. Sadly we lost Guinness in Feb of 2020 and then well the rest of the world went to pot.
After a few 3 month trips to northern Spain and France, In early 2023 we sold our property back in Ireland and hit the road full time. For the remainder of 2023 we explored Spain, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
2024 plans are being formed and we look forward to bringing your guys along for the ride.
This channel will primarily focus on our travels, with the odd smattering of photography and food thrown in for good measure.
Travel safe.

[@juliehill5938]

Really nice looking place !

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

It’s beautiful … such a nice park up too

[@cynthiaisenhoff8777]

Very cool fortress, and that cathedral ❤ I do agree Nigel, spending all that money for a church when your children don't have shoes....seems crazy, but it was the norm then. Ecuador has some extreme examples of the same thing. Many people still live there without electricity or running water in their homes.

[@TheTravellersCookeBook]

Thanks so much ../ we have seen some incredible places of worship … stunning craftsmanship