Sule Pagoda, Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar (Burma) 1974. According to legend the pagoda is 2,600 years old, making my photo relatively recent! Soon after achieving enlightenment, Buddha refuses the temptations of the goddess Mara (the personification of lust, hesitation and fear) by touching Earth as his witness, one of the five classic stances of Buddhist sculpture.

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

After Sooke, we made our way toward Port Renfrew along the Vancouver Island coast. When we arrived, we made our way toward the Botanical Beach. After we parked the car, it was time to hustle. The sun was making its inexorable departure on the day and we still had a short hike ahead of us; fortunately it was downhill.

At the beach, it was time to get to work and find my first composition. This one was perhaps the most obvious choice because of the subtle reflection. Given the chance, this is a place to return to without hesitation.

As you no doubt can tell, the sun was setting to the right. The edges of the treetop branches were lit up as if on stage. The rest of the actors were in place and a moment later, this act was complete and I was on the hunt for the next scene.

El Rocío, Huelva

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6jY2Vjcvq4

Could you believe I could be different?

I'll be the difference, I'll lift you high

And I understand your hesitation

Our reputation, it's no surprise

So let me redefine you

And you can see the tide move

Just like tears in the eyes do

And when you're feeling alone

Oh, baby, I'll be right here

Between the sea and silence

So breathe easy my dear

You can find sunshine in the rain

I will come running when you call my name

Even a broken heart can beat again

Forget about the one who caused you pain

I swear I'll love you in a different way

I know that love is so unforgiving

You've been a victim too many times

And I'll be the thread, hold you together

I'll be forever, will you be mine?

One step closer and feeling fine

Getting better one day at a time

I'm moving forward it's all in my mind

I'm heading talk with a new stay to mine

So I hold back tears

Move in the right direction

Face my fears

Move in the right direction

I'm doing fine

One step closer every day at the time

I won't lose my mind, lose my mind, ah ah

Motivation a powerful strength

Hesitation was my first instinct

I got an ocean than weakness was

Total devotion it's okay

Because I will hold back tears

So I can move in the right direction

I have faced my fears

Now I can move in the right direction

I'm doing fine

One step closer every day at the time

I won't lose my mind, lose my mind, ah ah

Keeping my head of, looking forward

Reminiscent with gagging away

Never say never starting over

It's not perfect but it's getting closer

I hold back tears

So I can move in the right direction

I have faced my fears

Now I can move in the right direction

I'm doing fine

One step closer every day at the time

I won't lose my mind, lose my mind, ah ah

Gossip

- hesitation at a real start... snapping a picture and playing with it for five or six minutes here. I look at the clock.. ("yeah yeah" I think) ... I upload I type, I wonder who will see this? What you think...

But there are other things I should be doing now... so... yeah

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make public

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the photographer sees the realization of his inward vision, and in that moment he has one advantage over most arts - his medium is swift enough to record his momentary inspiration :-)

Sadakichi Hartmann

Peace Now!

prunus jacquemontii, Afghan bush cherry, j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina

The black skimmer doesn’t fish the way other birds do. He flies low, wings stretched like he’s balancing on the edge of a dream, and drags his long lower beak through the water like it’s the simplest idea in the world. He doesn’t look down. He doesn’t dive. He just skims — and when a fish touches that blade of a beak, it snaps shut in an instant. No hesitation. It’s not flashy, but it’s brilliant in the way quiet things can be. He was made for exactly this, and he knows it.

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Every Tuesday I post a fable, a half‑truth, or a wild adventure inspired by my photos and life experiences—sometimes wise, sometimes ridiculous, always fun. Tag along here:

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Once again, Marion (Female Northern Cardinal) after much contemplation over the new enhancements at Robbie’s allotment feeding station; swooped in to see about getting the first treat from the area. You can’t blame her for doing that really. After all, the other feeding stations can hold two-day-old treats, and Robbie’s treats are put out fresh daily. Of course, that’s only because they disappear within an hour or two after being set out.

However as the saying goes, if you snooze you lose. Marion’s hesitation kept her from zipping in for the first treat. By the time she made the decision to visit the station, all of the fruit snacks were gone. How disappointing was that? Marion had to settle for a less enticing morsel. None the less, she did manage to get a snack.

This image was taken on a different day but goes with the story.

I hope you have an incredible day, happy snapping.

youtu.be/iyxm8cjMSCo

Is anyone getting fed up of these?

Got bored of pulling up nettles so had a little dabble and I quite liked this one, a bit trippy, I would imagine, but cheaper and legal.

youtu.be/WANNqr-vcx0

If anyone is remotely interested, this is what happens if you twirl 'The Little Things'. 😳😳

If these beautiful birds, The Montezuma Oropendola are nearby you will surely know with there loud call as they fly . Lovely species and very interesting to watch as they fly in an out of their nest that are built similar to the oriole only much larger of course. They hang and how they fly in with no hesitation is beyond me. Costa Rica has many of this species to the delight of bird lovers.

Wishing you an awesome Saturday and a very blessed one too

inspired by PHOTINGO 2

N° 70 Human directions

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

This morning, I was taking a walk and, I found a sad and lonely rag doll thrown in the garbage container. I decided to adopt her. I know, my new doll is pretty.

♫ Shawn Mendes - There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back ♫

Credits: Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ Lis.Blog

I wanna follow where she goes

I think about her and she knows it

I wanna let her take control

'Cause every time that she gets close, yeah

She pulls me in enough to keep me guessing (hmm)

And maybe I should stop and start confessing

Confessing, yeah

Oh, I've been shaking

I love it when you go crazy

You take all my inhibitions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

You take me places that tear up my reputation

Manipulate my decisions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

There's nothing holdin' me back

There's nothing holdin' me back

She says that she's never afraid

Just picture everybody naked

She really doesn't like to wait

Not really into hesitation

Pulls me in enough to keep me guessing (whoa)

And maybe I should stop and start confessing

Confessing, yeah

Oh, I've been shaking

I love it when you go crazy

You take all my inhibitions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

You take me places that tear up my reputation

Manipulate my decisions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

There's nothing holdin' me back

'Cause if we lost our minds and we took it way too far

I know we'd be alright, I know we would be alright

If you were by my side and we stumbled in the dark

I know we'd be alright, I know we would be alright

'Cause if we lost our minds and we took it way too far

I know we'd be alright, I know we would be alright

If you were by my side and we stumbled in the dark

I know we'd be alright, I know we would be alright

Oh, I've been shaking

I love it when you go crazy

You take all my inhibitions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

You take me places that tear up my reputation

Manipulate my decisions

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back (oh whoa)

There's nothing holdin' me back

I feel so free when you're with me, baby

Baby, there's nothing holdin' me back

Taken in Paris during a winter sunset.

Please, do not hesitate to leave critics about what you don't or do like. Thanks and have a beautiful day !

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

You could have chosen anyone. Yet even with all the millions of people in this world, you still saw and chose me.

So this I vow: I choose you too.

And I'll choose you over and over. Without hesitation or doubt, I'll keep choosing you.

~Cormack Owle

>>>Happy Pride Month!<<<

*Special thank you to Vin Raven-Mysterious/Be My Mannequin? Pose Store for posing and collaborating with me! Please be sure to check out his phenomenal photography in People In Photo!

El Rocío

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

without hesitation !

It looks so cute the way its little wings are sticking out and those feet. Check out those little feet. This little one just dove head first right off the roof, no hesitation. What a brave little soul!

You have to listen to this song. It fits this photo perfectly. Actually every photo I got of this event. Thanks James,

www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6bZ37nexSY

spread your arms, hold your breath and always trust your cape

Thank you James

One, two, three, four

Close your eyes and let it go

When the hesitation's gone

No counting anymore

Five, six, seven, eight

There is no need to be afraid

Maybe you are wondering how?

But soon you'll figure it out...

hésitation du bougainvillier entre orange et rose.

hesitation of the bougainvillea between orange and pink

I don't need hesitation.

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'To Carry'

Camera: Mamiya RB67

Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 3.8/90mm

Film: Ilford HP5+

Process: PMK; 1+2+100; 12min

Washington

September 2022

On this morning in 2006 I was up early to see the sunrise and since it was low tide, I went exploring the rock pools on the beach. In one pool I saw what I thought was an octopus's tentacle. Scattered on the beach were dead or injured crabs, one of which I dropped into the pool where I thought an octopus may be hiding.

After some hesitation, the offer of food was too strong. The octopus emerged to gather up the dead crab. We established eye contact, the octopus wanted food and I wanted a photo. My eight legged friend ate quite well, while this is the best of the photos i took. The green object in this shot is the shell of a sea creature given to the octopus.

Octopuses are a family of cephalopods known for their intelligence, their uncanny ability to blend into their surroundings, their unique style of locomotion, and their ability to squirt ink. They are some of the most fascinating creatures in the sea, found in every ocean in the world, and every continent's coastal waters.

She let go. Without a thought or a word, she let go.

She let go of the fear.

She let go of the judgments.

She let go of the confluence of opinions swarming around her head.

She let go of the committee of indecision within her.

She let go of all the ‘right’ reasons. Wholly and completely, without hesitation or worry, she just let go.

She didn’t ask anyone for advice.

She didn’t read a book on how to let go.

She didn’t search the scriptures.

She just let go.

She let go of all of the memories that held her back. She let go of all of the anxiety that kept her from moving forward.

She let go of the planning and all of the calculations about how to do it just right.

She didn’t promise to let go. She didn’t journal about it.

She didn’t write the projected date in her Day-Timer.

She didn’t check the weather report or read her daily horoscope.

She just let go.

She didn’t analyze whether she should let go.

She didn’t call her friends to discuss the matter.

She didn’t do a five-step Spiritual Mind Treatment.

She didn’t call the prayer line.

She didn’t utter one word.

She just let go.

No one was around when it happened. There was no applause or congratulations.

No one thanked her or praised her.

No one noticed a thing. Like a leaf falling from a tree, she just let go.

There was no effort.

There was no struggle. It wasn’t good and it wasn’t bad. It was what it was, and it is just that.

In the space of letting go, she let it all be. A small smile came over her face. A light breeze blew through her. And the sun and the moon shone forevermore.

closer, without hesitation. come to me and tell me of your day.

No one was bold enough to attempt the hill, not even Scott Mulder, that kid that was in 5th grade. But Suzy was there and I needed to make an impression. I grabbed my wagon and strode confidently to the top of the hill and without a moments hesitation, jumped in and let gravity have her way! A few moments later, Suzy stood by me, gazing up at me with admiration. And for Scott Mulder, he was the king of 5th Grade, but today, right right now, he was a second grader.

Now Playing Endlessly

Such a pretty song...Thanks Matt for the song suggestion

She is my rock and my rolling thunder,

I've been the spell she was under,

I, I love that girl,

She is my cigarettes and champagne,

She's got me strong but I'm not running,

I, I love that girl,

I, I love that girl

She is the days I can't get over,

She is the nights that I call home,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait,

Caught in the waves of hesitation,

Lost in the sea of my own doubt,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait,

For you I'll always wait

She is the flames in the fire, she's raging,

I've been the spark in the war she's waging,

I, I love that girl,

She came along and she spoke so sweetly,

Changed everything, took my heart completely,

I, I love that girl

I, I love that girl

She is the days I can't get over,

She is the nights that I call home,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait,

Caught in the waves of hesitation,

Lost in the sea of my own doubt,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait

In city bars and empty cars,

It's 3am, I wonder where you are,

And the crooked smiles,

And the worn out miles between us,

And I wonder where you are

She is the days I can't get over,

She is the nights that I call home,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait,

Caught in the waves of hesitation,

Lost in the sea of my own doubt,

Endlessly,

For you I'll always wait

For you I'll always wait

For you I'll always wait

Whilst photographing the old red shed a couple of pictures back, I got talking to the farmer over the road who was interested in what I was doing and was happy to tell me some of the history of this area along Makino Road near Feilding. He then said I have an old settlers cottage on my property, would you like to photograph it? No hesitation to take up this offer and this is the tiny cottage which from memory he told me was lived in right up to the 1950's.

© Dominic Scott 2021

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[PM]Pixel Mode - Dorthy's Shed

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@ Shiny Shabby

... no hesitation... I choose you. Over & over again!

I have a confession to make. To you. To us. To everyone that knows me and are dear persons in my little weird world...

I caught myself thanking you secretly for staying loyal. For sticking with me, even though we know I have my attitudes. To lift me up, repairing those wings of mine, so that for a little while I am able to fly and escape the dark world I find myself in.

There is something in your sayings, that gives me the strength to keep going. And the pushing through life, became so easy that I almost forget all my bad times.

For those little beautiful moments im thankful for. Also for you being rational, whenever my head is in the clouds, once again.

For allowing me to be - just that- myself and not having to doubt myself. For our little talks, where I dont have to goof around and can just be bold and forward. Direct without hesitation. Without having to worry that I could say something wrong and you would go away.

I truly believe, that I already gave you million reasons to escape from my cookie crumbled grabby fingers. But yet, I wake up to your smiles and the joy and cheerful you!

I love you. I do. And only we know, what that is that keeps us as we are.

I do not give a damn about those, that think they could even try to keep us apart.They dont know me as you do. They dont know you as I do and most important.. They dont know us, when being together.

I dont hide you. Im the first to step up and scream it out the top of my lungs. Well.. Unless im away... Than there is the "cage"... But thats another kind of story!

Is this a declaration of love? Or is it just late so that my mind creates are those beautiful messages?

No. This is the breathtaking moment that you wake up. Sip your coffee as you get ready for work... This is that very moment, where nothings ring in your ear besides the wind outside, or those birdies singing their tunes. This is that very moment, where your lips form a smile. And that Sunshine. Is my daily goal! That smile of yours! That is what I want. ♥

Beauty meets hesitation

snapssl.blogspot.ca/2016/07/like-tide-his-love-has-come-a...

Song www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5Rlgu4L9J4

I could tell that it was over

When her lips met mine

It was an emptiness in her voice

Hesitation when she smiled

She didn't have to say a word

It was just so plain to see

She had found what she'd been looking for

And I knew it wasn't me

I saw goodbye in her eyes

I don't think I can change it

There's no way to disguise

We will never make it

Sometimes I feel like a clown

Who can't wash off his make-up

The life she wanted ‒ it was gone

Prince Charming ‒ I wasn't

But I would trade a thousand Babylons

To be in her arms tomorrow

Oh, but like the tide her love has come and gone

And it's time for me to go

I saw goodbye in her eyes

I don't think I can change it

There's no way to disguise

We will never make it

Now she sees right through me

Should I hold on to what we've got

Is it just a waste of time?

One thing that I know for sure

I saw goodbye in her eyes

I saw goodbye in her eyes

I know you got somebody new now

All my candles have burned out

He's gonna love the way you shine

So did I

So don't smile at me it ain't what you mean

(Goodbye)

With that goodbye in your eyes

I know that I can't change it (now you see right through me)

There's no way to disguise

We will never make it

I saw goodbye in your eyes

I know that I can't change it (now you see right through me, goodbye in your eyes!)

Should I hold on

We will never make it (now you see right through me, goodbye in your eyes!)

Should I hold on

Is it just a waste of time?

One thing that I know for sure

I saw goodbye in your eyes

I saw goodbye in your eyes

I know that it's over

As fall roars in over Southern Indiana, the cool morning air causes the warmer lake water to release fog. With there being so many restrictions, rules and new requirements over the past few years, I like so many have felt as if I have been placed in a box. Until recently, I would have allowed the mist/fog to detour what I tried to capture. And if I captured it, if it wasn’t in perfect focus it was discarded without hesitation.

Maybe its wisdom, maybe its foolish or maybe its just an old guy digging in his heels and saying no more boxes!

Choose to chase experiences, choose to keep looking for His beauty…even in the fog.

Life is truly full of surprises with its twists and turns 😙

I saw you standing there

At Pemberly Shores

That fateful day

I almost lost my way...

With no expectation,

I'll take this new road without hesitation

For now all I want is to enjoy the ride

Because I am true and have nothing to hide.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7k0a5hYnSI

I am unwritten, can't read my mind,

I'm undefined

I'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand,

Ending unplanned

Staring at the blank page before you

Open up the dirty window

Let the sun illuminate the words that you could not find

Reaching for something in the distance

So close you can almost taste it

Release your inhibitions

Feel the rain on your skin

No one else can feel it for you

Only you can let it in

No one else, no one else

Can speak the words on your lips

Drench yourself in words unspoken

Live your life with arms wide open

Today is where your book begins

The rest is still unwritten...

I break tradition, sometimes my tries

Are outside the line

We've been conditioned to not make mistakes,

But I can't live that way...

The rest is still unwritten...

The rest is still unwritten...

The rest is still unwritten...

sold,110×110cm,oil on canvas

Marismas de Doñana

Junto a la valla de El Rocio, a 10 m

Parque Nacional de Doñana, Huelva

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

Yes, I have a thing for these kinds of photos. I love transitional spaces - doors, arches, bridges, windows, etc. Hope they're not too repetitive.

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

Evening Dunes. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell.

Low dunes in soft evening side-light, Death Valley National Park.

Rather than being from a carefully planned and scheduled shoot, this photograph is something of a last-minute photograph of opportunity. We had spent the day in a somewhat remote location in Death Valley National Park, at the end of a long and rough backcountry road, where we had parked and hiked a few miles further into a canyon to photograph. The light in deep canyons tends to be best while the sun is still somewhat high in the sky, so we finished in the late afternoon and then drove out. We decided to stop for an early dinner and not worry about evening photography.

Later on we finished dinner and as walked back to the vehicle it occurred to me that there was just enough light that we might be able to squeeze in a bit of photography if we could quickly get to a nearby spot. So, with no hesitation, I drove us straight to a spot I’ve been to many times before. We immediately parked and started setting up equipment as the last bit of direct sunlight began to diminish on the landscape below. I exposed three frames before the light was gone, and this one ended up being usable. The soft light enhances the sensuous quality of all of those sand formations.

G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.

Jet Airliner

Steve Miller Band

Leavin' home, out on the road

I've been down before

Ridin' along in this big ol' jet plane

I've been thinkin' about my home

But my love light seems so far away

And I feel like it's all been done

Somebody's tryin' to make me stay

You know I've got to be movin' on

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

Don't carry me too far away

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

Goodbye to all my friends at home

Goodbye to people I've trusted

I've got to go out and make my way

I might get rich you know I might bet busted

But my heart keeps calling me backwards

As I get on the 707

Ridin' high I got tears in my eyes

You know you got to go through hell

Before you get to heaven

Big ol' jet airliner

Don't carry me too far away

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

Touchin' down in New England town

Feel the heat comin' down

I've got to keep on keepin' on

You know the big wheel keeps on spinnin' around

And I'm goin' with some hesitation

You know that I can surely see

That I don't want to get caught up in any of that

Funky shit goin' down in the city

Big ol' jet airliner

Don't carry me too far away

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

Don't carry me too far away

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

Yeah, yeah yeah, yeah

Big ol' jet airliner

Don't carry me too far away

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

Carry me to my home

Oh, oh big ol' jet airliner

'Cause it's there that I belong

Lyon

Hésitation

At the Kastrup Sea Bath

Riotinto, Huelva

Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio

Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:

- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.

- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.

- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.

-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.

Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.

In my poor English:

Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:

- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.

- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.

- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.

Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.

All these references are easily found on the Internet.

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