Another 'castle in the mist'! HFF everyone! Algete…
...Hmmmm... now let me see ... Yes, I'm sure the p…
Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Real Madrid.
More coastal erosion near Porthtowan.
Sierra de La Pedriza
Iglesia Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion, Algete, Mad…
Basset Cove from Crane Islands at low tide.
HFF Everyone! Algete street scene no. 15
Torre de Valdemanco. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Iglesia Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion. Algete's pa…
Late afternoon, January, Algete
Basset Cove at low tide.
Plaza de Castilla, Madrid, Torres Kio and the Hypo…
Ancient field wall, heather and granite.
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Jamon Serrano Iberico. Hello group Project 21!
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Our 'moorish' tower on a sunny day. Algete street…
Iglesia Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion. Algete's pa…
More erosion / unstable cliff.
Granite 'sculpture'
Is it a bird? Is it Superman? Is it a ...
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Carn Brae Castle in the fret (mist) and heather
Pomegranate tree
Gum cistus, Sierra de La Cabrera
Iberian* Lavender - best viewed large. Spring revi…
Wild lupin, La Sierra de La Cabrera
Squidgyfluff would like to take this very belated…
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Orchid (Anacamptis picta). Spring revisited no 6.…
Winter. Algete, Madrid. Many thanks to the IMA tea…
Spring revisited no 5. Poppy field, Algete
Spring revisited no 4. Catkins, Valdemorillo, Mad…
Wildflowers. Spring revisited no 3.
Spring revisited no 2. Cantueso, Sierra de La Cabr…
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Spring re-visited no 1. L…
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Chun Quoit
Granite and vulture territory - Cancho de La Bola
A really hot day in the Sierra de La Cabrera
Mountain goat family, Sierra de La Cabrera below C…
A happy bunch
St Agnes' Head from Tubby's Head
Sierra de La Cabrera
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Bat-friendly capped mineshafts.


Near Porthtowan, Cornish coast path. These mineshafts would once have been capped with concrete but now they are given grilles to enable access for the colonies of bats that use them.
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