Paganism, Permaculture & Poultrykeeping on a Welsh Hillside
How beautiful!
Wowza! I've always wondered what it looked like.How lovely that you got to see it.
Gorgeous! I love those beautiful carvings, so intricate. What a shame we don't have stonemasons that dedicated any more.
Oh I am sooooo jealous! I would love to go there... especially to see that cat!!Gaudi AND the Alhambra... you lucky thing... but then it's cos you're worth it!
Beautiful photos . . . I'd love to visit there also. Thank you for sharing.Blessings.Bill
Wow, lovely pictures. I especially like the images of the tannish stone contrasting with the purple-pinks of the trees. Very nice. I'm glad you got to have this trip; you deserved a nice long breather.
Wow that is gorgeous as is your new banner.Love the way you slipped the pic of the cat in the middle of the palace pics.
Amazing architecture! Such a beautiful place. Pretty kitty, too. ;)
How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWowza! I've always wondered what it looked like.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that you got to see it.
Gorgeous! I love those beautiful carvings, so intricate. What a shame we don't have stonemasons that dedicated any more.
ReplyDeleteOh I am sooooo jealous! I would love to go there... especially to see that cat!!
ReplyDeleteGaudi AND the Alhambra... you lucky thing... but then it's cos you're worth it!
Beautiful photos . . . I'd love to visit there also. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings.
Bill
Wow, lovely pictures. I especially like the images of the tannish stone contrasting with the purple-pinks of the trees. Very nice. I'm glad you got to have this trip; you deserved a nice long breather.
ReplyDeleteWow that is gorgeous as is your new banner.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you slipped the pic of the cat in the middle of the palace pics.
Amazing architecture! Such a beautiful place. Pretty kitty, too. ;)
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