Andy Rodker's photos

Granite again. La Sierra de La Cabrera

Greenbank Cove, North Cliffs, Cornwall

Possibly from July 1980, but I think more likely September 1978 as that is when all my other rescued slides are from. My 1980 Skye photos were mainly in print format and have gone awol! I did have a few slides from 1980 and I don't think I recall this boat being there in 1978. It is a (minor) puzzle to me. Memory is a fickle thing! I do recall, however that the scree-run (top left hand corner of this shot) was very good fun!

Pedraza door knocker This reminds me of Carmen T (from Zaragoza) and her great knockers, on Pano. I wonder where she is now? Probably Flickr but does anyone know? NEWSFLASH! Well, I am delighted that Carmen is here again!! I dedicate this to her of course!

By the side of the minor road between Torrelaguna and La Cabrera

Granite sea-cliffs. Here there is excellent moderate scrambling. Best enlarged.

El Cancho Largo and El Cancho Gordo

The start of a walk to the ridge. The weather was fair on that day and we managed to traverse a good section of the southern end of the ridge. The northern section is seen on the skyline here..

Spectacular country in Segovia Province, Spain.

An all time favourite (in my top 10!). North Cliffs, Cornwall on a lovely day. Shot taken in 2012. Today it would not be possible as this section of coast just here in front of me has crumbled into the sea.

I just liked the mix of colours, shapes and textures.

A cold April walk but added beauty to the countryside.

Lines on multiple levels and open to view make for a dramatic scene.

Lane between Carharrack and Saint Day

View from above Greenbank Cove, past Crane Islands to Porthcadjack.

Grape - picking. Chateau Haut-Castenet, Samonac, Cotes de Bourg, Bordeaux. The girl at the right of the photo in the brown jersey - I give her first name only - Patricia, is the main reason why my two weeks here were very memorable! The fact that 1979 was a rather mediocre vintage, evinced from the date of this photo, which shows a VERY late harvest due to late rain, in no way detracted from my wonderful time spent here! From a scanned slide.

Taken in September 1978. I can't for the life of me remember exactly where this was! But I have made a guess that it was above Loch Coruisk and below Sgurr Alasdair. I think, even for 1978, the clothing and backpacks were already anti-deluvian! But then, we were VERY poor students! Scanned from a degraded slide.

Lavender and granite.