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This issue of our newsletter brought to you by Thrifty Traveler Premiumβ Hello Reader, π§ Where in the World?As you read this, we're about to head home after three weeks in Valencia, Spain. We'd been to Valencia several years ago, but only for a couple of days, and when not much special was going on. This time, we coordinated our visit with the famous Fallas Festival, and also made time to see some wonderful museums and eat paella at least four times. A more comprehensive post on Valencia will be coming soon, but in the meantime, read about the Fallas (link below.) π§³ Our Latest PostsThe Fallas of Valencia ended 12 days ago and our ears have finally stopped ringing enough to write up a post on what is easily the most intense festival we've ever attended. (We are scheming now on getting to the running of the bulls in Pamplona this year or next, and that's probably the only festival that can rival the Fallas.) If you like spectacular, fantastic art, and don't mind a constant barrage of fireworks, the Fallas are for you. We're so glad we finally got to experience it in person. And, we're seriously considering making it an annual ritual. There's no other fiesta like it. ποΈ Travel News From Around the Web
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