Nievesmorena

  Soñadora, Poeta fustrada, amante del cafe, la lluvia, dias nublados y de las labores altruistas,  Coleccionista empedernida de fotografias, Medica de corazón, de vocación,  y por propia convicción esa soy yo!

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Castle of the Moors - built in 8th-9th centuries.

Sintra, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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Alpine mountain views - Adlerweg, Tirol, Austria, October 2022

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L'enseigne de la Boutique "PRIX GODEBOEUF" par Henry Bosset à Chambéry, Savoie, FRANCE

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The Coastline’s Best Dressed Houses - the stripes helped 18th century fishermen see their storage sheds through the fog.

Costa Nova, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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palacio de cristal in el retiro park (madrid, spain), built in 1887 by architect ricardo velazquez bosco

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All Roads Lead To The Ocean

Nazaré, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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Murder Hole

There are a number of guesses as to why there is this hole in the wall at this 12th century castle in Óbidos. They range from earthquake damage in 1755 to a lookout site. Another thought is that this was for attacking intruders below by dropping stones, known as a murder hole.

Óbidos, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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Monument to Persistence

Peniche, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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Nazaré Lighthouse - Home to the biggest waves in the world.

Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo, Nazaré, Portugal

Bob Cronk

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The underground river boat tour in Zhijin Grand Canyon, Bijie, Guizhou, China

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Il tour sotterraneo in barca fluviale a Zhijin Grand Canyon, Bijie, Guizhou, Cina 🇨🇳

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High / 5 Seconds of summer

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[allthingseurope]

Vienna, Austria (by Miriam Papp)

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Monument to Persistence

Peniche, Portugal

Bob Cronk

[rocedmed]

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Murder Hole

There are a number of guesses as to why there is this hole in the wall at this 12th century castle in Óbidos. They range from earthquake damage in 1755 to a lookout site. Another thought is that this was for attacking intruders below by dropping stones, known as a murder hole.

Óbidos, Portugal

Bob Cronk