Last Sunday evening, I went for a walk with a friend along the Tagus river (Tajo), which circles Toledo. I’ve done this walk dozens of times, it’s just ten minutes from my house, and it never gets old. Our walk took place in the evening as the sun was gradually setting, the river was eerily still, and the light amazing.
The bridge featuring in last three pictures is El Puente De San Martín, (Saint Martin’s Bridge), one of Toledo’s two ancient bridges. You can read a couple of interesting tidbits about it in this post, and admire its handsome structure close-up and in daylight.
I love the pictures. The place where you live is stunning. Do they need project managers there?
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They need them, but they don’t have any money to pay them!
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Spanish Recession. Great world we live in.
Ms Sunshine would make a fortune there. Maybe I can just enjoy the surroundings all day 😉
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And enjoy life as a kept man… 😉
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Well, I like to clean, iron and i am very organized. What woman doesn’t want that at home?
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I love the first picture of the bridge… You can really see the shape of the clouds against the blue, blue sky. The reflection in the water is beautiful too 🙂
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Thanks 🙂 It was a just a perfect day for picture taking, I was really lucky!
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These are amazing.
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Thanks 🙂
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Beautiful pics – it’s such a lovely spot, you lucky thing! And stop giving the Dutchman ideas. Kept man, my arse 😉
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I dunno… somebody who cleans and does the ironing… sounds a pretty good deal to me! Now, if I wasted less time on blogging and wrote more paid words, I might be able to afford to take him off your hands 🙂
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Ha ha, come on then, if you think you’re ‘ard enuff!
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You’ve been taking lessons from those Latvian lasses, I can tell… Now I’m scared 😦
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50 ways to hurt someone with a stiletto 😉
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Wow, these photos are incredible, and while the views were great in person, I almost want to say that the pictures do the scenery too much justice- especially in terms of masking the murkiness of the water! What the pictures don’t necessarily reveal, of course, is just how nice the temperature and humidity level were, as well (unlike in my apartment, unfortunately), and overall I’d say it’s pretty tough to find better ways to spend a Sunday afternoon.
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And just as well that photos do not yet capture smell, coz that of the Tajo sure ain’t too sweet… 😦
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Gorgeous pictures, I love that this is so close to where you live. I think sometimes it’s really easy to overlook the places close by.
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It is… there’s a whole bunch of stuff I never saw in London, and I lived there for a decade!
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As you say, the light was amazing! 🙂
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The first and fourth are my favourites – love the light!
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Dusk/sunsets in Central Spain are beautiful 🙂
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