Teleferico, Madrid
Dawn, Hortaleza, Madrid
Hoyo de Manzanares. A rainy night.
Wild tulips (having a party). Sierra de La Cabrer…
Sierra de La Cabrera and an exuberence of granite.
Patones de Arriba
Mogarraz roofscape, Sierra de Francia, Salamanca P…
Sierra de La Cabrera
Sierra de La Cabrera, 2 minutes before the snow st…
There's a fence in there somewhere!
Water tower 1911-1952. Now an art gallery
Two birds, four towers
Spanish lavender, Sierra de La Cabrera
Granite. Torre de Valdemanco, Sierra de La Cabrera
El Puente de Los Franceses, Madrid
Roman road near San Lorenzo de El Escorial and Zar…
Principe Pio Station, Madrid. Artwork from old rai…
Still guarding the pass. An old friend.
La Cabrera. Mondalindo in cloud. On 'z' please.
Sierra de La Cabrera, El Cancho Largo and its towe…
HFF! Roadworks outside my flat.
El Cerro de La Cabeza, Sierra de La Cabrera
Spring in Algete, Madrid province, May 2016.
Madrid, Almudena Cathedral and the earliest (Musli…
Madrid, Plaza Isobel II, very good buskers
La Cabrera, Col de Alfrecho
Sierra de La Cabrera, rocking stone
Old door, Miranda del Castanar
HFF!! Plaza de Las Comendadoras, Malasana, Madrid
Vulture flight school ('Keep up at the back!')
Spring revisited no 5. Poppy field, Algete
La Bola del Mundo from El Pardo PLEASE STAY, DON'Y…
Pico de La Miel
Griffon Vulture (please enlarge)
Conde Duque
Monasterio Palacio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial
I call this rock 'The Chef's Hat'
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Sierra de La Cabrera
Sierra de La Cabrera. Granite, granite, and more g…
Spring revisited no 4. Catkins, Valdemorillo, Mad…
Twins. Cistus, or jara, Sierra de La Cabrera
Hoyo de Manzanares, rainy night
Sierra de La Cabrera and Spanish Lavender
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Chamberi Metro Station. De-commissioned in May 1966 and now a museum.
A well-preserved metro station, one of the first built in Madrid (1919) on Linea 1 and de-commissioned in 1966 as it was on a bend and the new longer trains couldn't handle that. Now a museum with free entry, so full marks to those responsible!
The museum opened in 2008 but closed soon after as part of economy saving efforts in the recession. It re-opened in 2013.
Gal was a well known cosmetics company with it's headquarters and factory in this Madrid district of Chamberi.
The museum opened in 2008 but closed soon after as part of economy saving efforts in the recession. It re-opened in 2013.
Gal was a well known cosmetics company with it's headquarters and factory in this Madrid district of Chamberi.
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I understand, I can get claustrophobic in tunnels sometimes, it is why I have never used the Channel Tunnel! (I always fly or use the ferry!).
Best wishes, Andy
I used to find the hovercraft the best for the short Channel crossing, Roeli! I was never sea sick and it was twice as fast as the ferry! But I hear that it was decommissioned in 1995 or around then. For me, that is a pity! Not for you, obviously!
Best wishes, Andy
Richard, nice comment.
Many thanks to you both.
Best wishes, Andy
All the best, Doug
Have a great Sunday, Andy !!!
Elaine :)
Doug
Angelika (no apologies!)
Marie-claire
Mario
Guy
Elaine
Karl
Maik
John.
Thank you all!
Teresa.
Thank you!
Best wishes, Andy
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