Sunshine mixed with cold fog and the smell of rain seeps across the mountain as the sun rises in Ronda, southern Spain
This historic Andalusian city is characterized by its simple white houses, and it had a large mosque in the Islamic era, but it was demolished after the Muslims left it.
Randa experienced great prosperity during the period of Islamic rule in Andalusia, and it was a regional capital, and to it is attributed the Andalusian poet Abu Al-Baqa Al-Randi, the author of the famous poem “The Elegy of Andalusia”, which he says at the beginning:
For everything, if there is a deficiency, let no one be deceived by the goodness of life
These are the things as seen by countries whose secret has been miserable by times
Photo by \ 📸 James Relf-Dyer