Wendy WilliamsIT is the time of year when you can finally feel the winter behind you.
And Andalucia’s classic white villages, are surrounded by a sea of pink almond blossom.
Andalucia’s white villages turn pink
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It’s beautiful isn’t it? From creamy whites to deeper pinks but have you ever picked it and taken it inside?
If not don’t and if you have you know what I mean.
It stinks like a tom cat, really disgusting.
Rachel