A Winter Walk

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After all the dreadful snowfalls we had during December and the cold I had that took two weeks to shake off we had the promise of a lovely bright day, so we filled our rukkies with waterproofs, a flask of soup, water and the last two chocolate brownies from the cake tin, brushed the cobwebs off our walking boots and went for a walk on the mountain opposite, being able to look across to our village.

Along the way it was lovely to see the hellebores gearing up for an early Spring.

I also saw this little beauty – no idea what it is! Guesses anyone?

We were walking for about 4 hours in all, finally being rewarded with this wonderful view of the higher peaks with their snow caps.

Wonderful to be outdoors again and to be getting some much needed exercise.

15 Jan, 2009
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Comments

Spritzhenry

Wow! What scenery! That fresh clean air will have done you a power of good. :-0

15 Jan, 2009

Wagger

The leaves and fan-like shape put me in mind of Libertia. Do they grow in your neck of the woods? What beautiful scenery you live in.

15 Jan, 2009

Jacque

Stunning Veiw Nariz its breath taking :)

15 Jan, 2009

Amy

Wow the scenery is beautiful and all on your doorstep .........

15 Jan, 2009

Clarice

The scenery is breath taking.

15 Jan, 2009

Dawnsaunt

Hi, beautiful scenery. My husband is sitting next to me and asks, is that the mountain range to the west or east of Spain as he has been skiiing at Andora.

15 Jan, 2009

Milky

you lucky people to have such stunning scenery around you.......its breathtaking

15 Jan, 2009

Bonkersbon

Wonderful scenery...a real breathe of fresh air !

15 Jan, 2009

Gilli

Beautiful scenery. Its wonderful to be able to get out and see it. I'm sure it blew away the winter blahs!!

16 Jan, 2009

Steve

hi nariz, just the sort of walk i love to do, unfortunately my wife likes flat not hills so i don't get to do much.hope you had a great day , love the scenery.......steve

16 Jan, 2009

Nariz

Thanks for all your comments. I still pinch myself every morning to make sure I'm not just dreaming that I live here!
Dawn, the mountain range is the Picos de Europa which is part of the Cordillera Cantabrica range running almost parallel to, and about 25 kms from, the northern coast, We just call it Paradise.

16 Jan, 2009