'Ravensdale cottages' .. Derbyshire UK.

Lovely village; well taken.

Thanks to you 'Jaap' ... it's very original...only the metal waste bins spoils the appearance...
Cheers from Dj.

I must say that ONE old MG like this does not disturb the surroundings :)

I agree Nicolas.. I think the car may be an occasional visiting promotional 'prop' for advertising. I have seen almost the same scene as my shot - above - with the car featured in a magazine .. and also on ''Sykes holiday cottages UK''
Thanks for your comment... Dj.

I know it's not granite but the cliffs remind me of the granite cliffs of La Sierra de La Cabrera!

I say Andy... I was going to leap in and say ''Been there''... but looking on G/E ours was 'La Calobra' in Majorca.
Hang on.. you will know this... is the correct term, ''In'' ? or ''On'' a given island.. I'm never sure of that.
Cheers from Dave.

There are a few La Cabreras in Spain as well, which causes confusion but my area, although the smallest, is the best known being so close to Madrid.
Your question;
It depends on the context but 'in' is usual for geographical names or areas. My Spanish students think this is very funny. I say to them: 'I like walking in the mountains'. To them, 'on' is more logical. How can you walk 'in' (meaning 'inside') the mountains?
On is used for 'on an island' , if the island is unnamed,
So 'there's no one living on the island, it's uninhabited'
but, 'they live in Majorca'
People do get these mixed up though!
Hope that helps!
Best wishes from 'Teach'!

Thanks for the 'lesson' there Andy... I have absorbed all you write. This is all stuff we would have been taught years ago but forgot. Now I am enlightened... Thanks again.. and best wishes....
from Dj.