A very wet and cold shock!
San Lorenzo de El Escorial from the Bosque de La H…
A strange sculpture (La Mano de Botero)
HFF Everyone from a very hot night in Madrid!!
The Old Coast Path. H. A. N. W. E. everybody!
The heavy gear gets to work on the Estadio Santiag…
Plaza de Chamberí. Madrid.
Parque de Santander, Madrid. Swans! ;o)
La Sierra de La Cabrera,
An enormous ginkgo tree. 'Arbol monumental ginkgo…
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The Works at the stadium. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Granite, broom, gorse and lavender.
How it was. Taken from a class.
Any ideas?
Just after the storm
Another 'thingy'!
Mum's garden again. HFF everyone!!
I couldn't find a way to anchor the composition. S…
Work in progress, dance au soleil.
Sierra de La Cabrera
Trereen Dinas (South), Cornwall.
Very late flowering wistaria.
View from my sister's place.
Parque de Santander, Madrid. H. A. N. W. E. ever…
Spot the fence. No prizes; just for fun!
Zennor
A quiet corner
Granite country
Plaza de Olavide, Madrid
My local park.
H. A. N. W. E. everybody. San Lorenzo de El Escori…
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No idea. Anyone know what this is?
A house I would love to live in.
Buitrago de Lozoya, old walls and gateway.
Newdown's Head, St Agnes, Cornwall
Hospital de Maudes
Along the ridge. La Sierra de La Cabrera. H. A. N.…
HFF everyone.
Another one lurking in the grounds of Nuevos Minis…
Ralph's Cupboard, Cornwall
The back of a Hamilton Standard propeller from a D…
Castellana 77. Azca Business Centre, Madrid.
Steam engine or traction engine (I know someone wi…
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Parque del Oeste, Madrid. Civil War fortifications.
These formed part of the defences of Madrid against the Nationalists led by Franco. They held out for three years, Franco deciding in the end to abandon the siege and concentrate on winning the north of Spain, which won him the war eventually.
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Annemarie clubAndy Rodker club has replied to JeanAndy Rodker club has replied to HappySnapperAndy Rodker club has replied to Mario Vargas club... con la determinante ayuda de la aviación de la Legión Condor alemana. y la legionaria italiana que bombardearon poblaciones civiles e inermes como Gernika,(motivo del famoso cuadro de Picaso) Durango, etc. Por sorpresa, en día de feria y sin posible oposición...
Andy Rodker club has replied to José Manuel Polo clubIndeed! I am familiar with the history here, José Manuel.
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Andy Rodker club has replied to William Sutherland clubBonne et agreable semaine.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Malik Raoulda clubHave a sunny week ahead.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Jaap van 't Veen clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Ulrich John clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Janet Brien clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubWell, I try to complete my 10,000 steps a day (I know it's not a reliably scientific target but there we are!).
In fact I try to complete 100,000 steps a week. So on some days (often on a Sunday!), I need to catch up and, time permitting, I put on the mileage (OK, kilometreage here!). Visiting some more distance parks such as this is both do-able and enjoyable!
I haven't missed my 100,000 steps a week since early March (the beginning of lockdown when I was pacing round my flat!). How anal is that?? - no need to answer that one!!! (unless you feel so obliged!)
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