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Rachael is very style conscious. They go well with her scarf too.
5 days agoYes, it does. I don’t know if you noticed that the church tower in nearby Peralata (visible in the distance shot in yesterday’s post) has the same style. They’re both more modern ideas - the churches are Romanesque from nine or ten centuries ago but the towers were reconstructed in I think the 18th.
5 days agoThanks for pointing that out, because I’d meant to mention them. Some kind of crow, probably jackdaws since that’s the type that congregates in large numbers here.
5 days agoYup. There’s a photo of it in your journal.
5 days agoI think I remember that little park!
5 days agoI think they were manufactured in or near Barcelona - so, In Catalonia. They must be an iconic item here that I haven’t noticed before. There was one suspended from the ceiling of our restaurant yesterday.
5 days agoFunny. Actually I had a similar thought myself.
5 days agoWell that’s one way to reduce the number of SUVs on the road.
5 days agoIsn’t it beautiful though? I hadn’t thought of it, but you don’t really see much defacing of places like this. It seems to be kept more to places like abandoned shacks or underpasses.
5 days agoNice! And great rock ( with no defacing..thank goodness)
5 days agoThe church tower resembles a crown.. what do you think?
5 days agoAnd the bird effect :)
5 days agoBill, take note. Better take it easy on them.
5 days agoYes, the clouds were outstanding for both of the next two days.
5 days ago
By zooming in I could just make out GAC. As best I can tell it's a Mobylette-GAC AV-27, built under license with Motobecane.
4 days agoHere's a bit of history: https://www.okpoolack.com/en/blog/post/23-mobylette-gac-history-and-evolution-an-icon-of-two-wheelers