Cave Dwellers (cuevas) of San Miguel Alto. In Granada I check out the Alhambra, a fine example of Moorish Architecture, which uses the aesthetically pleasing golden ratio in its dimensions. I then learn about cave living, interviewing such characters as Dr, Sun, who utilizes a solar cooking machine to prepare meals. Cueva de los Habitantes (cuevas) de San Miguel Alto. En Granada que visitar la Alhambra, un buen ejemplo de arquitectura morisca, que utiliza la relación estética de oro en sus dimensiones. Entonces aprendí sobre la vida cueva, entrevistando a personajes como el medical doctor, el Sol, que utiliza una máquina de la cocina solar para preparar las comidas. Spanish/English Translation – Miguel Antón Ámez Segovia Music – DJ Marky Mark and the Apple Loops Video Rating: four / five
BONITA CIUDAD SE VE QUE ESTA MUY TRANQUILO SOY MEXICANO Y TOCO EN UNA BANDA DE ROCK Y ME ENCANTARIA ALGUNDIA HACER UNA GIRA POR ESPANA Y VENIR A TOCAR A GRANADA QUE DICEN ??
ohhh I have to visit those caves!! it looks amazing<3 such a great atmosphere! I’m going to travel around Spain (Madrid & Andalusia) & Portugal with a friend starting in a week. We’re also visiting Granada, could anyone tell me how to get to this place? (in the video)
Really enjoyed your video. Some questions: 1) Any idea where I can get info about the solar cooking device? and 2) About 5 minutes into the video, you mentioned that you had stayed with the ________ who had helped you tie into the local community. Is this a group or association? And thanks again for the video.
Never know what story I’m going to find when I arrive in a new place. It is great when I find a unique story, off the usual tourist route. Granada is a special place, As Joe Strummer said when he visited, ‘I only wish my brother saw the view of the Alhambra before he died’ It really is a special surreal place
Mark, it looks like you really enjoyed this adventure and as usual the vid is terrific. The more I watch your travel videos the more I want to chuck this boring life of mine and just hit the road and start meeting all the good folks and see all the beautiful places that are out there. However, the reality of it is…I can’t…so for now I’ll just have to be content with the great travellogues you bring to all of us. Five stars my friend.
There was a great community feel, people sharing what they had to have a group meal. I found it a safe place to be, and you wouldn’t believe it, there was an Aussie living in one of the caves!
“I was told this was a dangerous area, frequented by gypsies, thieves and drug addicts. I decided I must visit this place, and learn more.” I love this quote in your adventure, sometimes the most dangerous looking places are the most fruitful experiences. Though it wouldn’t hurt to carry some pepper spray…
Cool video, I’ll hopefully be in Granada aprimorando mi español in May. I found it fitting that the German solar technician goes by the name, “Sun”.
BONITA CIUDAD SE VE QUE ESTA MUY TRANQUILO SOY MEXICANO Y TOCO EN UNA BANDA DE ROCK Y ME ENCANTARIA ALGUNDIA HACER UNA GIRA POR ESPANA Y VENIR A TOCAR A GRANADA QUE DICEN ??
ohhh I have to visit those caves!!
it looks amazing<3 such a great atmosphere! I’m going to travel around Spain (Madrid & Andalusia) & Portugal with a friend starting in a week. We’re also visiting Granada, could anyone tell me how to get to this place? (in the video)
Buen video, Granada es fantastica.
Hardly, retarded Italo-New Yorker troll clumsily pretending to be a “redneck” below this post. But Sicily/Naples is the essence of Italy, LOL!
Spain’s cultural and heart and soul ,GRANADA!LOL
this really comes together well, the history, the music, the imagery, the interview. Bravo Overlander
my last name originated from here.its granato.im italian and spaniard
granada achlang
do a google search for sun oven and I stayed with couchsurfers. for more info about this great way to meet people when u travel visit couchsurfing
Really enjoyed your video. Some questions: 1) Any idea where I can get info about the solar cooking device? and 2) About 5 minutes into the video, you mentioned that you had stayed with the ________ who had helped you tie into the local community. Is this a group or association? And thanks again for the video.
How do you think he supports himself to make the videos?
fuck the ads!!! i dont even want to watch the vid anymore. thumbs DOWN
wow! great to see you in Granada!!!
very inspiring video, awesome, como siempre!!!
best regards, hasta luego!
LaraMAR!A (larafox66)
why no HD ?? mate you should consider it! but the quality is still okey
excelente video
5*****
saludos
Anita
Great story. Really enjoyed it.
Just as well that you didn’t shirk from meeting gypsies, thieves and drug adicts! So much more interesting than the classic Alhambra tourist story
Fascinating stuff… That story about drug addicts and thieves was probably a community protection strategy
Never know what story I’m going to find when I arrive in a new place. It is great when I find a unique story, off the usual tourist route. Granada is a special place, As Joe Strummer said when he visited, ‘I only wish my brother saw the view of the Alhambra before he died’ It really is a special surreal place
Mark, it looks like you really enjoyed this adventure and as usual the vid is terrific. The more I watch your travel videos the more I want to chuck this boring life of mine and just hit the road and start meeting all the good folks and see all the beautiful places that are out there. However, the reality of it is…I can’t…so for now I’ll just have to be content with the great travellogues you bring to all of us. Five stars my friend.
There was a great community feel, people sharing what they had to have a group meal. I found it a safe place to be, and you wouldn’t believe it, there was an Aussie living in one of the caves!
***** a very good video
“I was told this was a dangerous area, frequented by gypsies, thieves and drug addicts. I decided I must visit this place, and learn more.” I love this quote in your adventure, sometimes the most dangerous looking places are the most fruitful experiences. Though it wouldn’t hurt to carry some pepper spray…
I’m just a guy with a camera, but I’m trying to get to that next level.