22 and 72 Reg Buses and Coaches
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Lyrics
Only 24 hours in a day
24 hours, can't escape
In my head, living in it can be a real dark place
Got this grey cloud over my head
Breaking down here in my bed
And I'm running 'round and 'round and 'round just to go nowhere
Deep under the surface
I'm smiling but I'm hurting
No one else can bring this hope back to my face
Who's gonna break these walls? Tell me I'm beautiful
Who's gonna love me now, oh, when the lights go out?
Who's gonna pick me up, when I feel like I'm not enough?
Who's gonna love me now, oh, when the lights go out?
Love me now
Love me now, oh when the lights go out
Who's gonna love me now, who's gonna love me now?
Love me now, love me now, love me now
Who's gonna love me now, oh when the lights go out?
Bicycles
Although I don’t ride a bike, well not at least for 40 odd years, there is something satisfying about a bike. It’s solid, reliable (mainly), an art form, it has a place in our society, an environmental champion, a pleasure and a serious competitor.
There aren’t many things in life that fulfil those criteria, there will always be those detractors but for me the bike is a hero.
More postings in this series to follow ………..
Analogica ,Exa 1 B ( 1977 ), Fujinon 55 mm 2.2 F, Fuji Color C 200 asa, sviluppo con Tetenal. Ora devo andare al lavoro di notte, spero di commentare le vostre foto questa sera
Brugge 01-08-2017
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52 weeks of 2017 ... garden safari ...
... I wasn't in my own garden that week so I hope this cute Cuban guy from the hotel garden counts for the topic ...
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Sitting pretty in the garden of flowers plus alittle fence.
HFF.
Maggie.
52 weeks of dogs.
Happy National SMILE day too.
GRAZIE DANTE PER QUESTE BELLISSIME FOTO!
VEDO SOLO ORA IL TUO DISCHETTO CHE MI HA FATTO RIPERCORRERE ISTANTI SIMPATICI DI UNA STUPENDA GIORNATA IN COMPAGNIA DEGLI AMICI FOTOGRAFI!!!!
DANTE COME FOTOGRAFO SEI GRANDE,
COME AUTISTA SEI IMPAREGGIABILE.
UN CARO SALUTO
GRAZIE ANCHE A MIO MARITO CHE MI HA PRESTATO LA SUA CANON TEMPI PASSATI (HO FATTO UN FIGURONE!!!!), MA LA COMPATTINA E' LA COMPATTINA!
NON VI PERDETE LA CANZONE SULL'ULTIMA FOTO PERCHE' E' STUPENDA!
Alcázar de Toledo, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, España.
El Alcázar de Toledo o Real Alcázar de Toledo es una fortificación de carácter civil y militar, ubicada en una de las partes más altas de la ciudad española de Toledo. Se trata de una gran edificación de forma cuadrangular de 60 metros de lado, enmarcada con cuatro grandes torres de 60 metros de altura, cada una coronada por el típico chapitel madrileño de pizarra. Su privilegiada situación ha hecho de él un lugar de gran valor estratégico y así lo intuyeron los diversos pueblos que se asentaron en él. Su nombre se debe a uno de esos dominadores: los árabes, que fueron los que lo llamaron «Al Qasar» القصر, que significa «fortaleza».
Utilizado como palacio romano en el siglo III, fue restaurado bajo el reinado de Carlos I y su hijo Felipe II en la década de 1540. En julio de 1528, Hernán Cortés fue recibido por Carlos I en el alcázar, tras la conquista del Imperio azteca. La mayor parte del alcázar fue reconstruida o restaurada entre 1939 y 1957 después del asedio del Alcázar en la guerra civil española.
Actualmente el Alcázar de Toledo es sede del Museo del Ejército y de la Biblioteca de Castilla-La Mancha. Está protegido como Bien de Interés Cultural.
The Alcázar of Toledo, or Royal Alcázar of Toledo, is a fortification of both civil and military significance, located on one of the highest points of the Spanish city of Toledo. It is a large, quadrangular building, 60 meters on each side, framed by four towers, each 60 meters high and crowned with a typical Madrid-style slate spire. Its strategic location has made it a place of great importance, a fact recognized by the various peoples who settled there. Its name derives from one of those rulers: the Arabs, who called it "Al Qasar" (القصر), meaning "fortress."
Used as a Roman palace in the 3rd century, it was restored during the reigns of Charles I and his son Philip II in the 1540s. In July 1528, Hernán Cortés was received by Charles I at the Alcázar after the conquest of the Aztec Empire. Most of the Alcázar was rebuilt or restored between 1939 and 1957 after the siege of the Alcázar during the Spanish Civil War.
Currently, the Alcázar of Toledo houses the Army Museum and the Library of Castilla-La Mancha. It is protected as a Site of Cultural Interest.
Campo de Criptana, Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha, España.
Campo de Criptana es un municipio español perteneciente a la provincia de Ciudad Real, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha. Está situado en la comarca natural de La Mancha, dentro de la subcomarca denominada Mancha Alta. Forma parte de la mancomunidad de Promancha.
En la localidad se conserva una amplia muestra de los típicos molinos contra los que luchó Don Quijote en el capítulo VIII del libro universal de Cervantes, convertidos así en seña de identidad de La Mancha. De un total de diez molinos, tres datan del siglo XVI: Molino Burleta, Molino Infanto y Molino Sardinero.
Integrado en la comarca de La Mancha de la provincia de Ciudad Real, en la subcomarca de Mancha Alta, se sitúa a 108 kilómetros de la capital provincial. El término municipal está atravesado por la carretera CM-420 (antigua N-420 entre los pK 293 y 306), además de por las carreteras CM-310, que se dirige hacia Quintanar de la Orden, CM-3105, que conecta con la autovía de los Viñedos, y por otras carreteras locales que permiten la comunicación con El Toboso y Arenales de San Gregorio.
La mayor parte del término municipal es llano. La zona norte es la más elevada, alcanzándose la cota de 780 metros (en un cerro llamado Pozos). La parte próxima al casco urbano se denomina sierra de los Molinos, el paraje emblemático y mundialmente conocido donde se ubican los famosos ‘gigantes’ que inspiraron a Cervantes para narrar la más famosa aventura de Don Quijote. El casco urbano se encuentra a pie de ladera, extendiéndose de norte a sur desde el barrio del Albaicín contiguo a la sierra de los Molinos hasta la zona sur, cruzada por la vía del tren, residencial e industrial. Se alza a 707 metros sobre el nivel del mar. El término municipal es cruzado al sur por el río Záncara.4 La altitud oscila entre los 780 metros y los 635 metros a orillas del río Záncara.
Campo de Criptana is a Spanish municipality belonging to the province of Ciudad Real, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha. It is located in the natural region of La Mancha, within the subregion called Mancha Alta. It is part of the Promancha community.
In the town there is a large sample of the typical windmills against which Don Quixote fought in chapter VIII of Cervantes' universal book, thus becoming a hallmark of La Mancha. Of a total of ten mills, three date back to the 16th century: Molino Burleta, Molino Infanto and Molino Sardinero.
Integrated in the La Mancha region of the province of Ciudad Real, in the Mancha Alta subregion, it is located 108 kilometers from the provincial capital. The municipal area is crossed by the CM-420 highway (former N-420 between points 293 and 306), as well as by the CM-310 highways, which heads towards Quintanar de la Orden, CM-3105, which connects with the Los Viñedos highway, and other local roads that allow communication with El Toboso and Arenales de San Gregorio.
Most of the municipal area is flat. The northern area is the highest, reaching a height of 780 meters (on a hill called Pozos). The part close to the town center is called Sierra de los Molinos, the emblematic and world-famous place where the famous 'giants' that inspired Cervantes to narrate the most famous adventure of Don Quixote are located. The urban area is located at the foot of the slope, extending from north to south from the Albaicín neighborhood adjacent to the Sierra de los Molinos to the southern area, crossed by the train track, residential and industrial. It stands 707 meters above sea level. The municipal area is crossed to the south by the Záncara River.4 The altitude ranges between 780 meters and 635 meters on the banks of the Záncara River.
This little herb - chamomile ( Matricaria chamomilla) - really attracts a wide variety of insects. Today I noticed this interesting beetle - the Eurasian bee beetle (Trichius fasciatus). Its name is not accidental, because it definitely looks like a bee, right? Spring by the sea, still cool and with some rain : )
✿Quinta - Flower ✿22 -Dedicated to my friend Eralp Ege COSKUNTUNA www.flickr.com/photos/30683490n05/