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Ronda

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Sep 19, 2026

JoseGUEST
2:02
Two species of ibex which live in the south, which are the southeastern ibex, which lives in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
JoseGUEST
2:10
And the Ronda Ibex, which is the tiniest of all of them, that lives in a small area around the Ronda town, which is considered the most beautiful town in Spain.
JoseGUEST
2:22
A fantastic excuse to visit the town meanwhile you're hunting.
JoseGUEST
2:25
Oh, absolutely.
JoseGUEST
5:29
So we pick up the clients in Madrid airport and we start driving from there.
JoseGUEST
5:34
There's also an option if you are going to go only for the two species in the south,
Travis WierHOST
5:39
Which is the Ronda and the Southeastern.
Travis WierHOST
5:40
Ronda
Natalia BovedaGUEST
9:03
Frijiliana is another one.
Natalia BovedaGUEST
9:04
Ronda is one of the most beautiful ones.
Natalia BovedaGUEST
9:06
And I am in love with that city too.
Natalia BovedaGUEST
9:08
And we have several, Casares and many more.
Wesley BakerHOST
11:52
It's so true.
Wesley BakerHOST
12:00
Tell me one thing.
Wesley BakerHOST
12:00
That beautiful image on this call here, you have a background image, and that looks like it's Ronda looking out past the bridge, from the bridge looking out to the valley.
Natalia BovedaGUEST
12:10
That's Ronda.
JorgeGUEST
10:26
Te puedo poner un ejemplo.
JorgeGUEST
10:28
Ayer que estuve en, en una instalación que hicimos en, en una bodega en Ronda, en La Melonera.
Charlie GubbinsHOST
10:33
Mmm.
JorgeGUEST
10:33
Una instalación que la entregamos ayer, pero yo a la promotora la entregué hace dos meses.
The Wonton DonHOST
27:25
Yeah.
The Wonton DonHOST
27:27
I would say another favorite spot we've been to is Ronda, Spain.
KiraGUEST
27:30
Oh, that was beautiful.
KiraGUEST
27:31
Yeah.
The Wonton DonHOST
27:32
Which is like if you look up Ronda, Spain.
The Wonton DonHOST
27:35
One of my favorite places in Europe, if not the world.
The Wonton DonHOST
27:38
But yeah, we went to Seville, Seville.

Unknown podcast

FRA-L'histoire de la Guerre des Reliques Sacrées, qui s'étend sur trois mille ans.

Sep 1 · 2 Mentions

LawrenceHOST
8:01
Aujourd'hui, la main est retournée à sa place.
LawrenceHOST
8:03
Depuis mille neuf cent soixante-dix-sept, elle est au couvent des Carmélites déchaussées à Ronda, en Andalousie.
LawrenceHOST
8:10
Et pour les voyageurs, le contraste avec les champs de bataille de Franco est saisissant.
EvelyneHOST
8:14
Ronda, c'est magnifique.
EvelyneHOST
8:16
C'est un couvent perché sur un plateau calcaire spectaculaire.
LawrenceHOST
8:19
Ouais, avec des murs chaulés d'un blanc aveuglant.

Unknown podcast

SPA-La historia de la Guerra de las Reliquias Sagradas, que abarca tres mil años.

Sep 1 · 2 Mentions

EvelyneHOST
10:11
A la Guerra Civil española, 1936
LawrenceHOST
10:14
Aquí se extrae del convento de Ronda la mano incorrupta de santa Teresa de Ávila
EvelyneHOST
10:19
Patrona de España y figura cumbre del misticismo
LawrenceHOST
10:21
Y esa reliquia termina en manos del general Francisco Franco, que la lleva en su equipaje por cada cuartel general
LawrenceHOST
11:14
Así que veía a la santa como un estandarte que validaba la purga
EvelyneHOST
11:17
Esa sinceridad absoluta venerando la reliquia mientras firmaba sentencias de muerte es el dato más escalofriante de los archivos
LawrenceHOST
11:25
Y hoy, si vas al convento de Ronda, ese contraste es abrumador
EvelyneHOST
11:30
Un lugar tan pacífico, ¿verdad?

Unknown podcast

ENG-The story of the War of Sacred Relics, spanning three thousand years.

Sep 1 · 2 Mentions

LawrenceHOST
6:34
It is.
LawrenceHOST
6:35
And the town of Ronda sits precariously on those cliffs.
LawrenceHOST
6:39
When you walk into the Carmelite convent there, you're hit with the smell of orange blossoms.
EvelyneHOST
6:44
Oh, nice.

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LawrenceHOST
22:10
Better yet, add these incredible, highly charged sites to your travel bucket list.
LawrenceHOST
22:14
Walk the sweltering black basalt in Israel.
LawrenceHOST
22:17
Stand in the quiet, whitewashed sacristy in Ronda.
LawrenceHOST
22:20
Feel the chill of the lava caves.
Scott BarrontonHOST
0:38
Our daughter and her family were living in Estepona for a little over a month, so that's what brought us there.
Scott BarrontonHOST
0:44
We stayed in Estepona, rented a van, and used it as our home base, and from there, we took day trips to Malaga, Mijas, Marbella, and Ronda, with a few other stops along the way.
Scott BarrontonHOST
0:57
We had the grandkids with us, so most of these were relatively short day trips.
Scott BarrontonHOST
1:02
We'd get up, pick somewhere to go, spend a few hours exploring, find somewhere to eat, and then back to Estepona.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
3:11
So one day you can be in a city like Malaga.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
3:14
And then another day you're walking through one of the whitewashed villages like Mijas.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
3:19
You can also drive into the mountains and spend the day in Ronda or do some shopping or just have some really good food in Marbella or go visit Gibraltar.
Melissa BarrontonHOST
3:28
That's another place that you may not think of because it's technically not Spain, but it's an easy day trip from this area.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
1:12
I, I was trying to actually get an exact number of how many of them there are, but there's probably around 100, but about 30 of them would be w- visited regularly.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
1:19
Uh, Ronda is probably the most famous, and you probably wouldn't really call it a village.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
1:23
It's more like a town, but, um, I was there recently, and I was kind of blown away by the size of it.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
1:28
I didn't expect it to be as big.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
2:21
I'd maybe stay for lunch, go three or four hours.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
2:24
We sort of were a little bit naive.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
2:25
We, we went there and another village, which I'm gonna talk about next, on the one day, but actually I wish we had a little bit longer in Ronda.
Sarah SlatteryGUEST
2:32
Thought it was really, really nice.

Unknown podcast

Sports & Outdoors This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026

Aug 22 · 6 Mentions

CarmenHOST
0:23
How active do you actually want to be?
BaptisteHOST
0:25
Because there is quite a difference between sitting inside La Rosaleda on Monday night and putting on a harness underneath the taco in Ronda.
CarmenHOST
0:32
Very different footwear.
CarmenHOST
0:33
So let us begin with the one where somebody else does the running.
CarmenHOST
5:11
Which I appreciate.
CarmenHOST
5:12
Very considerate of the mountain.
BaptisteHOST
5:14
At the Taco de Ronda, Picuco offers a guided Via Ferrata experience with qualified guides, equipment and insurance.
BaptisteHOST
5:20
And the current meeting point is the parking at Complejo Deportivo El Fuerte, opposite Ronda Fire Station.

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