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I used to like words (even though I have never trusted them), but they have become superfluous. Everything has been said and those who beg to differ are not welcome.
September, finally! Temperatures are dropping (a bit, at least in the mornings and evenings), which is a good thing. We are even expecting some rain tomorrow. Water reservoirs in the province really need to be filled. I am looking forward to hiking during the day instead of getting up in the middle of the night. Water reservoir in Álora (province of Málaga, Spain), seen from the road A 7078 to Carratraca
We overworked people who live in the turbulent world of the coast, finally gave ourselves a weekend to look, smell, walk and read. Ferruginous water. Chestnut trees, mulberry trees, ferns. We hadn't been to the village of Pampaneira (population about 350, in the Alpujarra region of Granada, Spain) for years, since my mother bought me a beautiful red poncho there. People used to come by car or bus, buy a poncho or a rug, drink a beer, and leave. ;-) I wish I could have stayed there, at least until the end of the summer, or maybe forever. We met a dog that could have been the brother of our late Nicki, same color, same coat, same eyes. But the dog was free and happy and we knew that he had an owner. For him the best constellation ever. Enjoy some views of the picturesque Pampaneira, by day and by night. (I will post more pictures of this wonderful place in the coming weeks). Panoramic view of Pampaneira Roofs in Pampaneira Pampaneira at night
I sometimes feel like that too - but you can always escape from all that - just turn off the news.
ReplyDeleteOf course, there is an escape. Turning off the news is what I am doing for more than one year now. Thanks for visiting and have a nice weekend!
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