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Preview: The Oranges of Séville

Traveling

25 Feb

When I left Séville this morning, the oranges were being pruned off the trees as the temperature climbed up to 60 degrees. I took my coffee (because in Europe coffee is taken, not “had” or “drank”) along the river on the edge of Triana, with a line of yellow, red, and coral buildings being slightly blocked by more orange trees.

I have SO MUCH to share about my trip and can’t wait to tell you all about it – but my suitcases are calling my name once again and I have to go print off my next boarding pass. Ciao for now! ♦

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About Anne

Anne Elder is a writer based in Paris, France. She is currently working on her masters in global communications at the American University of Paris. She spends more time talking about food than eating, and on her blog shares travel stories and adventures of living in France. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter @amcelder.

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