ah I remember now you posting some photos just after you got back – here’s hoping you will be able to return next year and spend longer exploring the area.
Such fabulous scenery. I love hairpin roads. One below me at the hotel where I worked in Norway (Stalheimskleiva) had 13 bends and is one of the steepest! I never drove on it, but I did walk up once. Once was enough!
Yes, that’s why I asked. I can’t take proper panorama photos with my camera (well I could, if I wasn’t too lazy to carry an extra lens, when I go hiking)
Oh, Margaret, this is a spectacular view, so beautiful! How nice it is to be able to experience such wonderful moments.
Because our life consists of moments – travel moments, moments of happiness and often moments of longing.
How did the German poet Arthur Schnitzler say it?
“In the end, what counts is only what we have done and lived – and not what we have longed for …”
Margaret, I wish you a nice day!
Rosie from Germany
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
What a view! This would have worked for Dizzy too 🙂
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It definitely would!
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Wow, stunning
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It really was one of those breathtaking moments.
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Love those that stay in the memories. Were you hiking?
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Unfortunately not. We were on our way back to Santander. But I’d love to explore this region on foot.
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ah I remember now you posting some photos just after you got back – here’s hoping you will be able to return next year and spend longer exploring the area.
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That’s the plan!
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🙂
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That’s a wow Margaret 🙂 🙂
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It was ‘in the flesh’ as well!
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You or the scene? 😲
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😉
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Fabulous scenery!
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It’s really wonderful. And such emptiness too.
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Most definitely empty…I wouldn’t want to be living there!
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Actually, it’s not that far from civilisation. I think I could cope.
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Oh, OK!!
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Gorgeous
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Yes. I bet you’ve explored there too.
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We have
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No wonder they are such hardy people!
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Yes. And having gone down below, they had to climb up again …
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Such fabulous scenery. I love hairpin roads. One below me at the hotel where I worked in Norway (Stalheimskleiva) had 13 bends and is one of the steepest! I never drove on it, but I did walk up once. Once was enough!
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Oooh-er I should say so. Still lovely to look at though.
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Stunning!
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It was an-intake-of-breath view.
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Look at that windy road below. I like this photo 😀 😀
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As I liked the view! And not having to climb up that road!
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Wow, what a wonderful landscape. It looks so dramatic with the grey skies in the background. Did you take that one with your phone?
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I did. I find my rather humble phone is better than my less humble camera for panoramas.
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Yes, that’s why I asked. I can’t take proper panorama photos with my camera (well I could, if I wasn’t too lazy to carry an extra lens, when I go hiking)
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What a glorious view!
janet
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Isn’t it just?
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When grey does dramatic.
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When Spain imitates England’s weather 😉
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Oh, Margaret, this is a spectacular view, so beautiful! How nice it is to be able to experience such wonderful moments.
Because our life consists of moments – travel moments, moments of happiness and often moments of longing.
How did the German poet Arthur Schnitzler say it?
“In the end, what counts is only what we have done and lived – and not what we have longed for …”
Margaret, I wish you a nice day!
Rosie from Germany
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Oh thank you Rosie. And it’s good to share those moments with the blogging community too.
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