Odin was patient and waited for me to take photos
Remember that you can enlarge the photos by clicking at them
This was once a river, but now very dry
Clouds were on the way, which you can see in the photos down here
Last time we had this heavy rain and storm, there were a kind of river here. Now it is totally dry again
Here a very well kept Olive Field
There were a long line of very big Agave here, the one in the middle (tall) is a flower from the Agave
They are at least 1,50 meter (59 inch) tall
Here I zoomed in to se the sky
It was late in the day and soon the Sun would go down, but caused the clouds not possible to get a Sunset
I hope you did enjoy the walk in Spain
Irene
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Comments on: "Easter Walk 2 in Spain – 9 Photos" (14)
I’ve seen Agave before but I didn’t know that’s its name. 😊 beautiful photos!!
Thank you 😀
The Agave family is big and there are many different kind.
I have only seen small ones, where they’re on pots but they already have their flowers 😊
Some of these plants lose their lives after giving flowers, they are special 😉
I didn’t know that. Thanks for the trivia 😊😊
You are welcome 😉
What great photos Irene! I am amazed at how dry it is in Spain. I always envisioned it to be more green. Odin is such a sweet dog. I love how he poses for you! Have a beautiful day! ❤
Thank you Colleen 😀
Spain are very green in the Spring and more dry in the Summer. This usual dry river, among many here, was overfilled with water when we had the last heavy rain and storm, but now dry again. Many plants drowned in this usual weather.
Odin is almost always happy and he knows that I like to take photos at him and accept it 😀
Thanks for sharing your images of Spain. I love learning about where you live. Hugs to Odin and you! ❤
Thank you Colleen and hugs back from us ❤
The olive field is so well tended it reminds me of a sand Zen garden, all raked carefully. Thanks for the nice tour, Irene.
I did also enjoy to see this field so well kept, not all looks so nice. Thank you Linda, hope all is well in your part of our world?
I enjoyed taking this walk with you Irene 🙂
You are always welcome Andrea 😀