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In Sallent de Gállego, most of the population is dedicated to activities related to tourism and/or livestock, so it is common to see cows or horses in the vicinity of the town, producing bucolic images like the one shown in the photograph.
En Sallent de Gállego la mayor parte de la población se dedica a actividades relacionadas con el turismo y/o la ganadería, por lo que resulta frecuente ver vacas o caballos en las inmediaciones del pueblo, produciendo estampas bucólicas como la que se muestra en la fotografía
During these cold days I like to look back at my photos taken during the summer to brighten my mood.
Night Path in the Winter's Home land Visit in Second Life here maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cha/198/20/4078
Since mid- December, I have been daily hiking the gorgeous lands surrounding St. George, Utah, lands which are part of the geologic formation known as the Colorado Plateau. The sculpted cliffs and canyons of this area present themselves through an amazing colour palette of crimson, vermilion, organge, salmon, peach, pink, gold and white, dotted in places by iron concretions - black, spherical rock marbles that collect in shallow depressions.
This image - composed in the Paradise Valley just outside of St. George - provides an example of the visual feasts one finds in this region. In the days to come, I will post other photographs from Utah’s portion of the Colorado Plateau, images I hope you will enjoy.
Happy New Year, Everyone, and may 2025 bestow upon you good health, pleasing accomplishments and many moments of joy.
On this day, I took a walk through our neighborhood, shooting all kinds of stuff using my 2nd digital camera. Who knew the journey it would take me on to this day. Such a fun hobby. HSoS!
For “look through the fence” challenge in Smile on Saturday! 😊
Just saw the moon appear above the building opposite ours and took the shot from my balcony. I am always fascinated with the moon since childhood and love the many variations one sees.
The actual full moon was actually April 30th but too many clouds obscured it for me. It is called the Pink Moon but it is NOT pink. These are just names given long ago by Indigenious peoples.