A favourite tree by the Roman road (I now wish I'd saved it for a Friday!)

Admirable++++++

Thank you Danielle! That was quick!

Looks like a good spot to take a break from walking Andy

Many thanks, Nick! The farmyard smells were a bit much so I usually stopped a bit further upwind!

... hmm ... maybe I am too much of a country boy; I always thought farmyard smells were part of rural ambience ...
... And ...
... a stone fence for HFF, good idea ... (a Stone Fence is a Yankee mixed drink, a recipe hundreds of years old: historically made with apple cider and dark rum or brandy, nowadays with bourbon ... around so long that the Colonials had consumed a quantity of Stone Fences before capturing Fort Ticonderoga from "youse guys") ...

Well, Wally. You will agree I'm sure, that there are farmyard smells and there are farmyard smells.
There aren't many pig farms in Madrid province that I am aware of but if there is one it must be near hear and the slurry smell is horrendous. No ambience whatsoever, I can assure you (and I am familiar with Cornish farm smells, believe me!)
As for HFF, I was referring more to the barbed wire and wooden supports seen across the field (just) - OK, I have seen feebler justifications for a fence but not many!

All best wishes, Andy

Thank you once more, Zygmunt!

Thank you Annemarie!

Many thanks Yves!

Many thanks, Nadia!

Nice shady spot here Andy.

Annemarie,
Doug,
Thank you both!

Thank you Cammino!

a great world of stones and vegetation. You are presenting this in such a relaxed and beautiful way!

Great comment! Many thanks, cp_u! Best wishes, Andy

A lot of work was involved in achieving those stone walls! Impressive mountains on the far background!