Posted in photography, tagged canaries, fan palm, flowers, Salobrena, singing competion on February 19, 2012| 1 Comment »
Just a guy taking his pet parrot for a bicycle ride.
Cross section of a palm, each of those elliptical objects is a long dead leaf stem.
Fan palm nuts
Competitors in the Best Singing Canary Competition with their birds
A handler installing his canary to be judged.
Singing like a canary
Two of four judges.
Posted in Information, tagged boating spain, flora spain, flowers, hibiscus, marina del este, Salobrena on February 1, 2012| 2 Comments »
Lantana
Home with the shopping-La Caleta
Salobreña
Marina del Este
On the water, at last.
Posted in Plants and flowers, tagged flora, flowers, gardening, gardens, photography, plants, Salobrena on January 30, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Here is another lovely photo sent in by Heloise over at Costa Tropical Rentals Spain..if you are interested in a property in the area, she is listed in my blog roll. Enjoy.. and thanks again Heloise!
Posted in photography, Plants and flowers, tagged facades, flowers, homes, old town, Salobrena on September 2, 2008| Leave a Comment »
Just another one of the little hidden gems to be found in Salobreña. This flowered pathway serves as an entry point to 3 or 4 houses. Back in 2005, it won first prize in a beautify your facáde competion.
Posted in photography, Plants and flowers, tagged flowers, photography, Salobrena on August 31, 2008| Leave a Comment »
For some reason, these pictures appear more in focus once you click on them to see actual size.
Posted in photography, tagged flowers, la caleta, photography, Spain on August 31, 2008| Leave a Comment »
I went out this morning at 7am to take photographs in and around La Caleta, and boy did I get lucky!
Are these gorgeous or what? Click to see full size of these babies
Posted in photography, tagged balcony, flowers, photography, Salobrena on August 1, 2008| Leave a Comment »
While driving to work this morning down in the Motril Golf region, I passed this balcony, and I just had to take a picture. It’s simple, but oh so pretty.
Where for art thou?
