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    Telmo con su camiseta de Bufon, que paró 2 penaltis esa noche.: by gztrips, Views[224]
         		 Palas a muerte en la Spiaggia de Mondello, lapreferida de los palermitanos: by gztrips, Views[231]
         		 Bocadillo de pulmón y bazo con ricota... una tradición de siglos.: by gztrips, Views[673]
         		 Self Service de especialidades sicilianas (Ancica Focacceria de St Francesco): by gztrips, Views[207]
         		 Tráfico (de motos) en il Mercato della Vucciria: by gztrips, Views[202]
     
    (5) Graffiti on a Cádiz side street advocates fighting for what’s yours – a slogan of support for Andalucían independence movements. The region has long viewed itself as a separate entity from the rest of Spain, and recent economic distress has deepened this divide.: by kelvinhb, Views[245]
         		 (4) Despite the city’s celebratory mood on fair day, Andalucía’s economic troubles are all too visible in a nearby canal, where a rowboat rots in the shallows. Andalucía has suffered more than any other Spanish province in the country’s recession, with unemployment reaching record highs.: by kelvinhb, Views[297]
         		 (3) A girl nervously prepares for a day of Flamenco dancing at the fair. The style of traditional dance originated in the province of Andalucía, where Cádiz is located.: by kelvinhb, Views[257]
         		 (2) The day’s catch has already been delivered to Cádiz’s seafood market, which bustles in the morning. The city, located at the tip of a long and narrow isthmus, draws sustenance from the sea as it has for millennia; it is, by some estimates, the longest-inhabited city in Europe.: by kelvinhb, Views[466]
         		 (1) Fishing boats rest on tide flats after sunrise, having already returned with their morning catch. The Castle of San Sebastián, which guided Columbus’ ships out of Cádiz’s harbor on their voyages to America, stands guard in the background.: by kelvinhb, Views[241]
     
    Another musician, this time a violinist, giving color to the street.: by cristinavelasco, Views[313]
         		 Freedom of expression. As a flutist is playing a lady claimed or announced the
         		 This girl usually plays the harp in the main street of Galway.: by cristinavelasco, Views[299]
         		 Behind a coffee is always a story and maybe a photographer to capture it.: by cristinavelasco, Views[256]
         		 On the side of the road: by nonames, Views[210]
     
    Cactus, king of the Desert: by nonames, Views[214]
         		 Crossing the border: by nonames, Views[206]
         		 The border: by nonames, Views[186]
         		 Emigrant: by nonames, Views[194]
         		 On the side of the road: by nonames, Views[183]
     
    Cactus, king of the Desert: by nonames, Views[162]
         		 Crossing the border: by nonames, Views[216]
         		 The border: by nonames, Views[147]
         		 Emigrant: by nonames, Views[146]
         		 by eloycou, Views[112]
     
    Romanic churches in The Pyrenees. A long way from home for the Roman Civilization, what an amazing history!. : by jolupri, Views[274]
         		 Life can go faster, but nature still there if we leave it alone.: by jolupri, Views[298]
         		 Reaching the clouds. Enjoying the amazing views at the end of a long day.: by jolupri, Views[289]
         		 Near the end of the path but not the world.: by jolupri, Views[227]
         		 The vastness of nature. The traveler's path: by jolupri, Views[346]
     
    Maggie at their B&B, Arcos de la Frontera: by vagabondstoo, Views[508]
         		 Ex-pat Brit, Jim, Arcos de la Frontera: by vagabondstoo, Views[516]
         		 Arcos de la Frontera: by vagabondstoo, Views[511]
         		 Some days it rains also: by alvientooo, Views[273]
         		 my life near the river: by alvientooo, Views[286]
     
    A sunset with love: by alvientooo, Views[259]
         		 Reflections on the River - Galicia: by alvientooo, Views[253]
         		 Village has charm: by alvientooo, Views[269]
         		 They grill it with style. Grilled sea food is one of the specialities of Malaga.: by amirkamran, Views[711]
         		 Fish is one of the main item of Malaga cusine, but this picture tells more than that. A Spanish guy with American shorts catching a fish !: by amirkamran, Views[447]
     
    The relax environment of the beach with mountains in the background and sea shells all around you ... definitely a collectors item.: by amirkamran, Views[410]
         		 Moving from the old historical center towards the harbour area shows the modern side of Malaga. The Palm Garden of Surprises is a real surprise to walk along the sea and enjoy the evening and food.: by amirkamran, Views[337]
         		 The Mediterranean Spanish city Malaga is a like a book of history where you can find footprints of Greeks, Romans, Arabs and French. Warm weather, sandy beaches, tapas bars, flamenco all makes it a perfect tourist destination.: by amirkamran, Views[344]
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         		 by anhtunguyenphotography, Views[232]
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