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A splash of Cornish summer colour!
Faro de Moncloa and Museo de America, Madrid
Parque del Oeste, Madrid
ACCESS BY THE TRAFFIC LIGHT
Rio Manzanares Walkway and the Teleférico de Madri…
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Ephemeral shadow wearing real shoes?
Parque del Oeste
Rock window
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu. Works.
Recent nostalgia.
HFF everyone! One of my daily walks (about once a…
Anoher piece of Cornish coast no longer there.
Las Machotas and San Lorenzo de El Escorial.
End of summer
Sierra de La Cabrera. Cistus, fir and granite.
St Agnes Head
Torre Picasso. I have given 100s of Business Engli…
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Mogarraz, Salamanca Province.
Foggy day throughout the centre of Spain that day.
Hospital de Maudes, Madrid
From another corner of the stadium - ongoing build…
I just liked this modern style and the colours..
Tribunal Constitucional
It rained hard a few minutes later. H. A. N. W. E.…
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The cranes were really moving today!
Very late flowering wistaria.
Trereen Dinas (South), Cornwall.
Sierra de La Cabrera
Work in progress, dance au soleil.
I couldn't find a way to anchor the composition. S…
Mum's garden again. HFF everyone!!
Another 'thingy'!
Just after the storm
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How it was. Taken from a class.
Granite, broom, gorse and lavender.
The Works at the stadium. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
HFF! (a tricky shot, almost directly into the sun!…
An enormous ginkgo tree. 'Arbol monumental ginkgo…
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HFF! Uncovered historic waterway.
Every century or so as Madrid expanded after becoming the capital of Spain, water was needed in ever greater amounts and the mountains to the north supplied it.
This is an 18th century ruin showing one of the periodic attempts to keep up with the insatiable demand for water.
This is an 18th century ruin showing one of the periodic attempts to keep up with the insatiable demand for water.
Jenny McIntyre, Trudy Tuinstra, Erhard Bernstein, trester88 and 30 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Eva Lewitus clubHFF.
HFF and enjoy your weekend.
HFF, enjoy the weekend and keep safe. Herb
Andy Rodker club has replied to Herb Riddle clubBut what are levadas?
Of course I could Google it, but why deptive you you of the fun?!
HFF and wish you a good weekend.
HFF my friend............I hope you have a safe and enjoyable weekend :-)
Andy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubI remember that Diane has made some interstering images therefrom!
Best wishes, Sarah
HFF and a good weekend
We all agree that water is key. They knew this hundreds of years ago in Madrid as the population expanded. This is just one of many improvement in water provision over the centuries ~~~
Andy Rodker club has replied to Ingo Krehl clubHFF a bit late!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Annalia S. clubI did see the colours as appealing!
Gabi,
Thank you!
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