Not much more to say about Chinchón after two or three posts in which I wrote a lot about it, but a nice collection of pictures. So, nothing more, just enjoy the photos!
Typical streets of Chinchón:
Archive | September, 2011
Celebration
28 SepMonday night. A glass of red delicious wine (thanks Cris & Glo) and a fresh salad: the perfect celebration if it happens when your sweet one is present and she’s taking photos of you 
. She knows you want to share this moment with your blog’s visitors. Cheers! Enjoy the photos!
My outfit:
Clockhouse black & silver dress (or blouse, but I wear it as a dress)
Jennyfer black bolero
gray with white polka dots shiny scarf
gray thin pantyhose
Zara black shiny shoes
silver leather bracelet
A normal day
26 SepA little stroll through the city, a pleasant stay at a terrace, or a lucky shopping session, this can turn a regular day into a wonderful day. This is what I call a ‘normal’ day. And this is my look for a happy normal day. I posted this because I received many emails from people asking me what do you wear on a normal day out ? Of course, nothing special, less make-up and casual comfortable androgynous clothes and shoes. But I always try to be chic. Judge for yourself if I succeed or not.
Click on the pictures to see them in full details.
Chinchón – the night after the wedding (II)
23 SepA promise is a promise, so I came back with the bullfighting (empty) arena. I’m against that ‘sport’, I find it barbarian and with no actual reason, but as it’s part of the tradition… a reminiscent ritual, a demonstration of male (and female now) power. I just feel sorry for the bulls…
Chinchón – the night after the wedding (I)
22 SepChinchón is not a big town, but it is famous for the drink that wears the same name, made here, in this area – Anis Chinchón. Also, this old medieval place is known for the wines and garlic (in October they organize a garlic festival), but I will come back with informations in a future post. Now, enjoy the night views of Chinchón. Plaza Mayor, where they host bull fights, the old church Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, the clock tower (Torre del Reloj) and the narrow streets in the dark of the night. In the second post about Chinchón, I’ll show you the bullfighting arena, so stay close 
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