So, I have a correction to make. I've been listening to too many people who don't know what they're talking about, and now you've been listening to me, so we're in the same boat. Paseo de los Tristes, one of the featured locations of my last post was not named thus because of the Moors leaving Granada along that road. If you've been here, you may already have known that, and so now you have confirmation that I might just believe anything anyone tells me. Sigh. However, here's the scoop, and it's from a reputable source. Let me tell you about her. Her name is Mari Carmen. That's all the name you need. I can't pronounce, or spell . . . or, heck, remember the rest of her names. Here in Granada, most women have either Mari (or Maria, obviously) or Carmen as one of their names. She has them both, as many women here do. Carmen is the Moorish name for summer home, but it has come to indicate a garden of sorts which includes grape arbors an...
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