HFF everyone!
HANWE Everyone! Lane near St Day. ... And a tree t…
St Agnes Head, dusk
Old parish church and cemetary, St Day
foggy Jarama Valley
It's a small world!
An old corner of St Day
HFF everyone!
Teleférico. HANWE everybody!
My old friend, the Guardian of the Mountains
The Star Inn at Vogue - sunset
The Old Dairy, Saint Day at dusk
Camellia bush and mackerel sky
Yellow (van), white (wall), blue (sky) and green (…
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Camellia frenzy! HFF no. 2 today!
HANWE Everyone! Lane near St Day.
Near Sally's Bottom
A horse field, Saint Day. (Probably good field mus…
Couldn't resist another camellia shot.
Another from my path of the moment
Killifreth mine
Sunrise over Hortaleza Madrid.
Another (snowy) corner of my Mum's garden
Les Rochers, Pont Romain, St. Léger-du-Ventoux
The fields of St Day
Truro Cathedral. HANWE everyone!
Carnon Viaduct. HFF Everyone!
First snow of this winter
Today's enjoyable walk in the snow
Former parish church, St Day
For Isabel / Xata
St Agnes Head and Man and his Man ...
HANWE, everybody! Does granite have a heart? Obvio…
HFF everyone!
La Sierra de La Cabrera from the other side (see p…
La Sierra de La Cabrera - granite extravaganza!
winter garden
Crane Island, North Cliffs, Cornwall
HANWE, everybody. Tenacious ivy
First camellias of the year. HFF everyone!
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Saint Day, town centre at night
Redruth buttermarket
Granite playground
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Granite and not much else.
La Sierra de La Cabrera. Fantastic walking / scrambling country. Shot taken on a bitterly cold January day (I know it looks like high summer!)
Song for Laura.
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Song for Laura.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMTEtDBHGY4
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The coldest I've been anywahere has been nights in Central Spain in deepest winter (and I used to go ice-climbing in Scotland!). Madrid is bang in the middle of the country (so next to no moderating maritime influences), is the highest capital city in Europe (+/- 2,500 feet). is on a dusty and windswept plateau with mountains close by (within sight anyway). All this leads to very cold winters in the main. There is an old saying in Madrid, 'Nueve meses de inverno, tres meses de inferno!' (Nine months of winter, three months of hell!) ... and that just about sums it up!
Really the most crystal-clear sky is in winter as the summer heat haze and the dusty nature of the plateau often dulls the views then.
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