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Trereen Dinas (South), Cornwall.
Very late flowering wistaria.
The cranes were really moving today!
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Tribunal Constitucional
I just liked this modern style and the colours..
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Hospital de Maudes, Madrid
Foggy day throughout the centre of Spain that day.
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Ongoing. H. A. N. W. E. everyone.
A splash of Cornish summer colour!
Faro de Moncloa and Museo de America, Madrid
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HFF everyone!
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Ephemeral shadow wearing real shoes?
Parque del Oeste
Rock window
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu. Works.
Work in progress, dance au soleil.
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Mum's garden again. HFF everyone!!
Another 'thingy'!
Just after the storm
Any ideas?
How it was. Taken from a class.
Granite, broom, gorse and lavender.
The Works at the stadium. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
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La Sierra de La Cabrera,
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Plaza de Chamberí. Madrid.
The heavy gear gets to work on the Estadio Santiag…
The Old Coast Path. H. A. N. W. E. everybody!
HFF Everyone from a very hot night in Madrid!!
A strange sculpture (La Mano de Botero)
San Lorenzo de El Escorial from the Bosque de La H…
A very wet and cold shock!
Parque del Oeste, Madrid. Civil War fortifications…
View from my sister's place.
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Nice catch, Andy.
I researched that helicopter crash and found bits of metal from the helicopter at the exact impact sight.
The crash was in 1988 (I think, from memory of my research) and I found the small pieces in 2011 to 13 at places where you need a bit of climbing experience, which I have.
I didn't look into the crash out of morbid fascination, but becuse I was exploring the area in depth in those 2 years anyway as I had the time and transport to come here twice a week. It just added a degree of interest to my explorations!
It wasn't the Pico de Miel though, but Cancho Largo, at the other (higher) end of the Sierra de La Cabrera.
There is a monument near the crash sight which can only be scrambled up to to see. I have posted photos of it on Panoramio but I cannot currently access many of my archive photos so can't now show it. Sorry,
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