St Agnes Head, for Pam.
Plaza de Colón, Madrid
Roman Road
Porthcurno, Pedn Vounder Beach and Logan Rock
La Sierra de La Cabrera. Very 'granite'!
Encina (holm oak) and the granite of La Sierra de…
Spanish lavender and granite, La Sierra de La Cabr…
Holm Oak and granite.
Portreath
Granite, granite and some more granite!
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Ancient door. Night shot.
HFF, everyone
Tubby's Head. Purple loosestrife.
Lines. Metro station Moncloa, Madrid
Basset Cove. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Granite country
Rock Window
Algete, Madrid Province (My sister's shot, unedite…
Wasp gall on a rose bush
Almost pink granite
Through train.
Rockpool, for Pam.
Not sure what this is.
Shetland Ponies
Owl fly
Granite and distant snowy peaks
H. A. N. W. E. everybody!
HFF everyone
Sierra de La Cabrera
Salamanca
Wavy focus.*
Greenbank Cove, for Pam.
San Lorenzo de El Escorial from the Roman road.
Moody but Magnificent 2.
Moody but Magnificent 1.
Splash! This one NEARLY got me... but not quite!
Saint Day garden
A lie in! What luxury! The alarm was set for 7, ra…
Zennor
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Valley of Bustarviejo, from the Sierra de La Cabre…
Autumn in the Sierra de La Cabrera.
HFF everyone!
Carn Galva and Zennor parish
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Wisteria on a dull day
In a park in Northern Madrid
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Fred Fouarge, Beatrice Degan(MARS), Frans Schols, cammino and 9 other people have particularly liked this photo
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They really don't!
Have a dispassionate look next time you see the two in close proximity. You might see what I mean!
I have one more thing to say;
the exception I make of course
is the sight to see in May
of Cornish heather and gorse!
It reminds Me of two fronzutissime Wisterias: one in the garden of my house and the other in the courtyard of my High school. From both I used to pick the flowers and eat the sweet pistils, both with my friends at home and my classmates during the break... We were crazy about them :-)
We preferred Them to the healthy homemade snacks of fruit or sandwiches ...
It is said that the flowers of Wisteria are poisonous: BUt, I am still here to remember while admiring your image where , caught in a'dull day',the beauty of this plant seems to get more evocative charm .
Thank you Andy!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Beatrice Degan(MARS) clubYou have reminded me that I and my childhood friends give the lie to the 'fact' that ALL parts of the yew tree are deadly poisonous.
Weeeeelllll ..... WE used to eat the delicious red fruit! We knew not to eat the pip and so that was always spat out. I never heard of a fatal accident because of a silly mistake!
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