Star of Bethlehem (ornitholagum). Best enlarged.
Rose in Madrid's Jardin del Principe de Anglona
Cistus flower with visitor
Sierra de La Cabrera, granite and reservoir.
Rose Daniel Gelin
Rain coming!
Gurnard's Head from the South West Peninsula Coast…
The last rays of sunlight for a while!
Man and His Man
Cornish hedge (seen better days)
'He thinks we can't see him'. 'Just wait till he f…
Window, night shot.
Pedraza
La Cabrera town from the ridge
Portreath Harbour
Portreath Harbour, for Rosa.
Cornish granite near Penberth Cove
Zennor Hill
Mutton Cove, Reskajeage, Cornwall
HFF, everyone!
Eastern Ridge
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Mas in Les Alpilles, Provence. From a scanned prin…
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Ponies and seagull.
Hell's Mouth from Navrax Head.
Les Dentelles de Montmirail, scanned from a 1972 p…
Roman Road near El Escorial.
Gum cistus in its habitat.
Rock pool, clear water, Basset Cove.
Gum cistus and granite. The path up to El Cancho G…
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Lavender and gum cistus.
HFF!
Mountain stream
North Cliffs
Sierra de La Cabrera, Pico de La Miel
Sierra de La Cabrera, October colours.
Sierra de La Cabrera
Granite inspired Henry Moore (possibly!)
Godrevy
High Tide, North Cliffs, Corwall.
Lane on Carn Marth, Cornwall.
Madrid Province north of La Cabrera
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La Sierra de La Cabrera - granite boulders
I remember this as being an extremely hot August day. But the light was very good.
The distant mountain is La Bola Del Mundo, thought for centuries by the good folk of Madrid to be the highest mountain in the world! (It's not even the highest mountain in La Sierra de Guadarrama!)
The distant mountain is La Bola Del Mundo, thought for centuries by the good folk of Madrid to be the highest mountain in the world! (It's not even the highest mountain in La Sierra de Guadarrama!)
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Only on Friday was I explaining this apt but dificult idiom to a student!
Do you know the origin of this phrasal verb?
... Or ... Do you know my student?
But I refer my latin knowledge by him. ;-)
And, no, I do not know any of your students! :-)
micritter,
Many thanks to you both!
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