Wordless Wednesday
Douro Valley
Vineyard terraces
Tilting at Turbines
Atlantic Coast, Portugal
Atlantic Coast, Portugal
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Wordless Wednesday
Douro Valley
Vineyard terraces
Tilting at Turbines
Atlantic Coast, Portugal
Atlantic Coast, Portugal
These pictures are awesome!
Thank you Alex.
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Love this website design Andrew! Might have to follow in your footsteps on this. Good to see you mixing up your posts over the last few weeks…very enjoyable.
Thanks Kaushal. I’m still mulling the theme over.
Lovely coast line Andrew.
Thank you Barbara.
Seriously, Andrew. You DON’T want to hear what I think. It’s a jumble in here!
Otherwise, a nice gallery to begin a fine day in the Ozark Highlands. Those wind turbines on one of your distant hills reminds me of some uber Golgatha.
Too complicated. Eb? I’m not wedded to it but I want something more photography friendly. Suggestions welcome!
Aw, I wuz just playin’ ’round with wordpress’ invite to comment. The format is very photo friendly. When they’re sharp, the bigger the better.
The Duro is truly a magnificient river with unrivaled scenery. I’m sure that you and Mrs. Ha are so glad that you experienced the boat ride on the river. The scenery is a real treat for the eyes. I really love seeing the vineyards that seem to go on and on growing on the steep hillsides. I have yet to figure out how the vines are farmed but I noticed many roads that wind through the areas.
Were you able to get any zoom shots of the homes, etc along the way? I read that the Duro runs to the Atlantic and that it also winds through Spain.
The shots are excellent and I always like a bit of history to accompany the photos.
Lest I forget- what is the name of the famous landmark that you posted a pic of about 4 or so posts ago? You asked your readers for the name. I of course, had not idea although I tried to find the 5 most famous heritage buildings via google.
Yvonne, the building is the Mateus Palace. It is famous because it appears on the label of Mateus Rosé wine. I didn’t do many close up shots of the buildings. I had nothing more than an 85mm lens. The grapes are harvested by hand. It is hard work. We could see people on the terraces checking the progress. Tractors only can go so far.
Ha. When I was in college a few score ago, Mateus was my vino of choice. 🙂
But now you know better, eh Steve?
If you consider Nuits St. Georges better, Andrew. 🙂
Muy Splendido 😀
Muchas gracias.
Si rimane incantati davanti a tanta bellezza, splendide foto!!!
They _are_ awe inspiring in their beauty, Patrizia. Thank you.
Spectacular scenery beautifully captured!
Thanks Caroline.
Words escape me. 🙂
Finally!!!! 😉
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