Personal favourites
Fuchsia, St Day Garden, Cornwall
San Lorenzo de El Escorial and blackberries.
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The impressive, huge, awe-inspiring yet oppressively grim monastery-palace of Felipe II is a little softened seen through the brambles! Taken from the Roman road.
Downtown Truro.
A favourite tree by the Roman road (I now wish I'd…
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The Roman road near El Escorial passes by this fine oak. Photo taken in August 2015 (ignore the incorrect exinf!).
Sierra de La Cabrera and Spanish Lavender
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Spring flowers - June 2014. The Lavender flowers earlier in the valleys than here.
It used to be called French or Provencal lavender because it has the same two top purple leaves (not petals) but recent DNA profiling showed that it is a different variety found only in Central and Southern Spain and Portugal.
Spring in Algete, Madrid province, May 2016.
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The grass is green and the spring flowers are doing their thing. But this lasts for 3 weeks at most. The rest of the year the country here is brown, yellow and burnt.
HFF!!!! ... OK, I'm stretching it a little bit! :o…
Gurnard's Head, Zennor, Cornwall
My final comment on what Google did to Panoramio!
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My girlfriend is never to see this (although she ought to be secretly proud of it!)!!!
Hoyo de Manzanares, November 2012.
Madrid, Plaza Isobel II, very good buskers
Sierra de La Cabrera, granite
Godrevy, August 2014
Madrid street art. 'Siesta' by Sam3
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Without my notes to this shot, stolen unexpectedly by Google, I'm afraid I no longer have the details of the artist and related info. Very sorry and not a little bit annoyed!
UPDATE on 11/04/18: Thanks to ipernity member, Jim Kerslake, I can now name the artist and the piece:
"Siesta" by Sam3 - www.sam3.es/painting.html
Many thanks, Jim!
La Cabrera, Convento de San Antonio, January sun.
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Convento Monasterio de San Julian y San Antonio. Situated below Canchos Largo and Gordo, Sierra de La Cabrera.
Please refer to the excellent comments below (of 19th November 2016) from my friend Campayo 2016 for very interesting background information.
Granite. Sierra de La Cabrera
Pico de La Miel
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Sierra de La Cabrera, May 2012.
Pico de La Miel, cantueso (wild lavender field), encina (holm oak) and granite.
Hospital Infanta Sofia metro station
Porthcadjack from Carvannel Downs, Cornwall
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View from the South West Peninsula Coast Path to Asparagus and Samphire Islands and to North Cliffs and Godrevy, with West Penwith in the distance.
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