I'm guessing but I bet they have had that logo for decades. How would it be to live in a place where you can get together with friends and discuss bullfighting, go to the fairs, etc. ?
Like I've said before, it's not easy being a bullfight fan in the US.
You have to be careful of what you like on Instagram because of course once you "like" something it changes the whole algorithm.
Anyway, the above photo isn't a real house for sale in Sevilla, it is just an AI generated photo. But.... my wife has suggested for awhile now that we paint our house. She likes the color white even though our neighbors beat us to a new white paint job a couple of years ago.
I wanted to go with something different, a Santa Fe look perhaps but she keeps talking about white. Perhaps if I can sneak in some yellowish trim like in this photo, obviously copied from the Plaza de Toros de Sevilla, I might just be able to pull off the coup of the century.
A Maestranza inspired house and she wouldn't even know it. Hmmmmm......
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So "Ugly Outlaw Hats" popped up randomly on my Facebook page for some reason but I'm glad it did, I've had fun today going to their website and browsing their hat selection. Talk about awesome hats.
I don't wear cowboy hats, the last time I wore one was when I was a kid and participated in the Little Buckaroo Rodeo at the Golden Spike Arena in Ogden. I did take first place one year in "bronc riding" so I guess I do have a little street cred if I want to wear a cowboy hat again some day.
I've often thought if I make it to Sevilla one year for the Feria de Abril, or to Jerez one year for the Feria de Caballo, I'm going to have to look the part and wear a cowboy hat.
One of these from the Ugly Outlaw Hats store might just be what I will go with.
