Unusual or different
Paseo de la Castellana.
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From Torre Europa, looking north to Torres Kio and the Four Towers along this main Madrid thoroughfare. Behind the furthest towers can just be glimpsed La Sierra de La Cabrera.
Best on black and full screen.
Agitato and blue
A puzzle!
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But not to me (obviously!), nor to Diane Putnam who guessed what this was on Panoramio a while back!
SOLVED BY SAMI SEROLA -please see below!
Shadow tree espalier
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Notoriously difficult to train one of these up a wall!
The outer wall of the Palace of San Lorenzo de El Escorial.
Rock window
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Another awkward one - I was standing on tiptoe on a tiny granite ledge to get this. View towards Pico de La Miel, Sierra de La Cabrera
Happy accident.
A favourite granite lump. I feel it almost wants t…
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This large rock does seem precariously balanced, as if it is about to topple over but it really is very solidly 'fixed'!
El Cancho de La Bola, La Sierra de La Cabrera
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Monasterio de Nuestra Se…
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Situated in the spectacular Hoces del Duraton, Segovia Province.
Built in the 13th century but flattened by the collapse of the rocky spur above it. I couldn't find any reference to loss of life so I presume (and hope) that the monks abandoned it at the first sign of danger!
Viewers have suggested enlarging it (the photo, not the monastery!)
Plaza del Cordon and Puzzle!
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In old Madrid. I know the Spanish flag of course - and there have been a lot on display since the Catalunyan goings-on but the other flag? Puzzle! What is the 'other' flag?????
Choppy
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You wouldn't want to let your ship any where near these rocks!
Tubby's Head blowholes. There are two close to each other; they can't be seen separately from this angle. But they can from above and afar: www.ipernity.com/doc/2247598/46103862/in/album/1036936
Not quite a rock window - see link in description
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Sierra de La Cabrera granite. This link shows the same rock. www.ipernity.com/doc/2247598/46363496
Would somebody please call the dentist!
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Granite forms, La Sierra de La Cabrera (I know I've used this line before with another shot of these rocks - sorry!)
Happy accident
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I forget how the original looked, I think just a blur but a bit of playing around with it gave me this.
Príncipe Pío, old and new.
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Príncipe Pío metro and mainline station, Madrid. Modern escalator handrail and much older ironmongery. One for Project 21 from the archives on the theme of transport just before entries close ('in the nick of time!')
Weird granite
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Strange granite shape on the path up to El Cancho Gordo, It has a name which I knew but have since forgotten. Straight ahead is El Cancho de La Bola, haunt of Griffon Vultures.
La Sierra de La Cabrera, Madrid Province.
Rocky Stone and The Bedrocks are ready to perform…
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Granite, La Sierra de La Cabrera
Sight and Sound: (sorry Mick and the guys!): www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CgZnUXqvi8
A non-rocking stone (occasionally hums to itself,…
Skye. September 1978. On the Cuillin Ridge
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Of course we did have ropes and safety equipment but I was obviously being stupid for the camera!
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