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A Last Look
A last look at the Basque Country as we walk above the hamlet of Urroz on our way to Oitz.
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I hope you sang songs as you walked on by
perhaps a " hi ho" as onward you did go
past all the trees and rivers that flow
down in the valleys past villages too
did you stop in the pubs for one or two
and enjoy some tapas please give us a clue
was it all tasty and did you have fun
as onward you walked with the setting sun
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you could almost imagine yourself being here in the UK ;-)
Have a great weekend !!
This is an excellent picture, Dave !
You asked for constructive criticism, and I think it could benefit from a very slight crop at the top, so that the tree on the right is nicely rounded off without that extra bit sticking up. This would also bring the focus lower, so that the eye is more directed to the distant hills and sun.
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