(1) On market day
(2)A close-up. I have no idea of the history of this house, or the age of the azulejos, but I suspect that they are not as old as they might look. Rather than 18th century, I have a feeling this is late-19th.
(3)The facade
(4) This picture was taken on another day from the others and is a "taster" for the 3rd and last of this series from Santa Clara, to follow next time. Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
12 comments:
A beautiful buiding. What are the young ladies doing? Are they wearing these hats as part of a fiesta.
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Just wait & see Ruth...only a few days. I'm already laughing! SXXX
A few days!!! oh no got to wait that long...lol
This building is stunning, the detail,the colours, beats the grey granite of Aberdeen anyday.
Im intriqued.
What a beautiful building. I love all the details. Hugs to you!
What a beautiful buidings? The paintings are superb!
Such beautiful buildings. Thanks for showing your pictures :)
tea
xo
Love the pictures and the architecture. the last one is a smiler....
I love this series - especially the last photo with the girls. The colors are so brilliant.
What a wonderful building and nice collection of photos!!
Just wanted to pop in and say a BIG thank you to you for your donation to Rose's Tribute Fund. Both myself and Andrew, Rose's Dad, really appreciate you taking the time to stop by and hope that you enjoy the Easter Egg Hunt!!
All the best,
Natalya (talj)
Website: www.rosemcgill.co.uk
and my comment? sniff
Oh, Ani....Sniff back!! I've searched for it everywhere, in every cupboard & drawer, kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms. Checked the cafés & the supermarkets. On the dashboard, under the dashboard.It is nowhere to be seen. The only one to arrive was on the last post, yesterday. Can't explain, but you are welcome to try again. Come on in!! No sniffing allowed, only kisses,SXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Thanks for this fantastic zoom in that finishes in a very humorous way. The details of the facade are stunning!
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