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The Bullring at Ronda

The Bullring at Ronda in Andalusia

The seating is on two levels, and these are the stairs that lead up to the upper level. It was out of season, so no bullfights.

And here is a view of the lower level.

The lower level of the Bullring at Ronda in Andalusia

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6 responses to “The Bullring at Ronda”

  1. Stine Writing

    There are still bullfights? I thought that was sort of an ancient activity.

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    1. David Bennett

      Yes, in several cities and towns in Spain, there are still bullfights – even in the capital.

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      1. Stine Writing

        Wow, that is pretty cool. Not sure I want to see one. I can’t stand seeing animals get hurt.

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        1. David Bennett

          I went to a bullfight on my own once. I remember there was a little girl, about three years old, in a seat in front of me, eating an ice cream while the spectacle was there in the ring. I went a second time with a friend who thought he wanted to know what goes on – and we left after fifteen minutes. I don’t regret that I went and saw for myself what happens, but I wouldn’t go to one again.

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          1. Stine Writing

            That is sort of my opinion on many things, well at least those ethical! Lol. I like to experience things from other cultures at least one time.

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            1. David Bennett

              Agreed – or we don’t have any opinions of our own, but only received from someone else.

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