More granite!

Many thanks, Ron!

I sense an ambush.

Who by, John?
A bunch of scouts?
I very rarely see anybody in these mountains, despite there being so close to Madrid!
I do occasionally see scout groups, singing the Spanish equivalent of 'Ging Gang Gooly' or whatever it's called in English, and disturbing the peace. There's something about the Spanish character that feels the need to fill quiet and peaceful places with as much noise as possible; you can hear them coming from 5 km away, so no ambush possible !

Fabulous capture!

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Magnificent scenery...

John,
William,
Udo,
Many thanks!

Honestly, it looks pretty steep! Lots of huffing and puffing...;-)

I used to take this path twice a week about 5-7 years ago. I was still celebrating my new-found reserves of energy having given up smoking a few years beforehand!

I never knew there was so much granite in the world until I saw your photos. Looks magnificent here. Scotland has plenty of rock but I found in my hillwalking days that it also has a lot of very wet boggy hilltops.

Scotland has very much more granite than in the areas I walk. But I tend to be fortunate in that I don't get boggy tops! My girlfriend might beg to differ on this last point though!

Ulrich,
John C,
Nouchet,
Gudrun,
Jean,
Thank you all!

Very nicely presented Andy. Love the path leading up the slope.

Best wishes, Doug

It's a path I have ascended maybe a dozen times and descended well over a 100!
'How is this possible?' I hear you ask yourself.
Well I normally walk this route coming towards the camera and take a different route on the return journey.
Best wishes,
Andy

cammino,
Fred,
Doug,
Very many thanks!

Beautiful 'sculptures'. Lovely photo.

Sami,
micritter,
Thank you both once more!

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