A favourite tree by the Roman road (I now wish I'd…
Downtown Truro.
San Lorenzo de El Escorial and blackberries.
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Fuchsia, St Day Garden, Cornwall
Wheal Coates tin mine from Tubby's Head
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Rastro, Madrid
La Cabrera, granite
Porthcadjack, with Samphire and Asparagus Islands…
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HFF!!!!!! Puente de la Reina Victoria and teleferi…
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Trereen Dinas (South), Cornish Granite. PLEASE STA…
Wherever I lay my hat ... is my home. PLEASE STAY,…
Family get together at a restaurant in Pedraza, Se…
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Old Door, La Alberca, Salamanca province. PLEASE S…
La Cabrera granite. PLEASE STAY, DON'T RUN AWAY!!!
HFF! PLEASE STAY, DON'T RUN AWAY!!!
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West Penwith. Cornwall, August 2015. PLEASE STAY,…
Spring in Algete, Madrid province, May 2016.
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Gurnard's Head, Zennor, Cornwall
HFF!!! Rhodochiton in my mother's garden
My final comment on what Google did to Panoramio!
Madrid, Plaza Isobel II, very good buskers
Sierra de La Cabrera, granite
Godrevy, August 2014
Madrid street art. 'Siesta' by Sam3
La Cabrera, Convento de San Antonio, January sun.
Madrid metro station, ceramic wall mural
Granite. Sierra de La Cabrera
Metro station, Madrid - ceramic wall mural
Pico de La Miel
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Goats. Valle de Ambroz. HFF!
Porthcadjack from Carvannel Downs, Cornwall
Ahhh! That's better!!!
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Sierra de La Cabrera and Spanish Lavender
Spring flowers - June 2014. The Lavender flowers earlier in the valleys than here.
It used to be called French or Provencal lavender because it has the same two top purple leaves (not petals) but recent DNA profiling showed that it is a different variety found only in Central and Southern Spain and Portugal.
It used to be called French or Provencal lavender because it has the same two top purple leaves (not petals) but recent DNA profiling showed that it is a different variety found only in Central and Southern Spain and Portugal.
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