St Day garden
Pharaoh rock
Carn Brae Castle
Granite slab. Sierra de La Cabrera.
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It wasn't misty a few minutes before!
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La Sierra de La Cabrera granite (and monastery). T…
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Tubby's Head, for Pam.
Autumn in La Sierra de La Cabrera
Chinchon back street.
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San Pedro El Viejo, Madrid.
Porthcadjack, for Pam.
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Narrow granite corridor, Sierra de La Cabrera
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Sierra de La Cabrera
HFF Everyone! And a very Happy Easter!
Salamanca back street (HFF 1)
Basset Cove
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Conde Duque entrance
Jardín del Príncipe de Anglona
San Pedro El Viejo
No. 7, I think.
Rockpool, for Pam.
Through train.
Almost pink granite
Wasp gall on a rose bush
Algete, Madrid Province (My sister's shot, unedite…
Rock Window
Granite country
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Griffon vultures
Cancho de La Bola, their favourite perch, and turned white due to 10,000 years of guano stains.
Sierra de La Cabrera. The view is of the immense plateau of Castilla La Mancha, here seen on the border of Madrid and Guadalajara Provinces.
Sierra de La Cabrera. The view is of the immense plateau of Castilla La Mancha, here seen on the border of Madrid and Guadalajara Provinces.
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I had a Spanish imperial eagle glide majestically (I suppose I should say 'imperiously'!) past me, right in front of my nose. It was gliding through a mountain pass and I had just taken a call from my Sister and so couldn't take a shot!
I had to remain in the shadows unseen and unheard, I had to try and keep three points of contact ont the rock And take a shot or three as well (my stance was a tad precarious) and I had taken my rucksack off but I hadn't placed it all that well, I had to reach out a foot to hook into the strap as it very slowly started to ease its way from the rock face (it had obviously had enough of me!).
I'm amazed I got any vulture pics at all!
How these mountains aren't teeming with day trippers is beyond me!
THank you, Jenny.
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