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Granite and Dartmoor ponies
Ayllon, Segovia Province
Granite and rock samphire in flower
Man and His Man (or Bawden Rocks)
Venerable oak by the Roman road
Sunset over Chamberí
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The South West Peninsula Coast Path
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Pomegranate tree
Rock Window
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North Cliffs from the path to Fishing Cove
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Grandpa Mushroom Rock.
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Ayllon, Segovia Province. Plaza Mayor.
I really liked this town. Lots of interesting back streets and curious corners, nooks and crannies. It was September 19, but look at the temperature (in red on the left); I guess this would be approx 95F!
Roger (Grisly), MARCEL, Diane Putnam, micritter and 33 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Nice compo ..
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The conversion WAS a guess but I think I have just about worked it out now. I know 22C is a very pleasant 70F and that 37.something = 100F. Also that 40 degrees below is the same in both!
I was pleased to have found an outside clock at last!
All best wishes
Andy
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Many thanks, Roger and for your visit! Much appreciated!
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