Ayllon, Segovia Province. Plaza Mayor.

Hmm... 35c.. thats quite warm Andy!!.. :-)) Nice interesting shot.

It is to be expected in July and August, John but one would have hoped for a reprieve from ice-cold shower requirements by early September! Not in 2013 though!
Many thanks!

John,
Marianek,
Thank you both!

Many thanks, Marvin!

Fabulous street shot!

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William,
Larry,
Many thanks!

Superb !

Un peu plus de nuages avec cette température seraient les bienvenus, (lol) et des petites ruelles bien ombrées aussi pour moi !

Nice cityscape.

It looks like a nice place to be with that sort of temperature.

A nice street view, Andy ! Good Morning !

Nice shade and colour Andy....too hot for me....phew!!

Superbe

The temperature would explain why everyone seems to be relaxing in the shadows! It looks like a lovely place to avoid the hottest parts of the day in, and maybe have a beer or three.

I like the smooching couple on the right!

Ron,
neira,
Udo,
Nouchet,
Richard,
Philippe,
@ngelique,
Marie-claire,
Nick,
Gudrun,
Uwe,
Gillou,
Pam,
Manfred,
Jocelyne,
Marcel,
Jaap,
John,
Ulrich,
Rosa,
Boro,
Betty,
Keith,
Many thanks to you all!

beautiful place, excellent street shot !

PRachtge opname ****ANDY**** met dat Crucifix Boven de Stad!

Nora,
Fred,
Thank you both!

Thank you, Annemarie!

cammino,
Rene,
John,
buonacoppi,
Thank you all!

bella vista

Many thanks, Mario. Have a good week!

Many thanks, Bernd!

Looks an interesting place Andy, a nice scene too.

Thanks once again, Doug!

Roger,
Doug,
Thank you both!

Many thanks, Conny!

But it's a _dry_ heat... (a cliché to be sure)...

As I've commented before, tho, it's easy to see why the _conquistadores_ felt right at home in what's now the southwest US (and adjacent Mexico)!

Yes, Steve ... a cliche but true!
I presume you mean that they fell in love with the architecture and towns of the area due to the similarities with their homeland?
:o)

Thanks, again, Karlheinz!

micritter,
Diane,
Thank you!

Temp conversion correct (of course ) -- but a dry heat is so very different (like here in North Carolina) than the same temp in Florida (very humid making it feel much hotter).
Nice compo ..

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I quite agree. It was very tolerable, Peggy!
The conversion WAS a guess but I think I have just about worked it out now. I know 22C is a very pleasant 70F and that 37.something = 100F. Also that 40 degrees below is the same in both!
I was pleased to have found an outside clock at last!
All best wishes
Andy

Thank you again, Diane!

Superb town scene and a nice capture, Andy
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