When it comes to taking pictures I like doors, statues, balconies and washing lines, Kim on the other hand likes people pictures so I thought I might share a few of them with you.
This one was taken in the Spanish village of Carmona in Cantabria…
Carmona is a delightfully quaint village with tiny cobbled streets with wild flower verges and where sunlight spilled into the dark corners of the workshops where traditional wood carvers were busy making customary products of cattle yokes, sandals, clogs, canes, and cutlery which, I am told, are distinctive to rural Cantabria.
I say that in a slightly cynical way because I got the impression that there isn’t really a great deal of tradition here and that whilst a man was busy whittling wood in an open barn for the benefit of the tourists there was probably a factory somewhere full of modern drills and lathes where the products for sale were being produced for sale to the coach loads of visitors who visit daily.
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Have Bag, Will Travel 
Fantastic gallery
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Thank you Sheree.
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Oh, you cynic! But it’s a good-looking place 🙂 🙂
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It is worth a visit early in the day before the tourist coaches arrive.
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You old cynic, you. Just like me. Great gallery though. Oh. Jo got here first.
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Thanks Margaret.
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I was going to say similar…….
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Are you itching to take some trips yet? I imagine it’s still too early, though one can hope the vaccines help open up the world (or parts of it) before we all succumb to cabin fever!
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I am prepared to wait until I am sure it is safe. Air travel seems like a lot of bother. This year we are staying in UK. What about you?
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I’m locked in place, pretty much for that same reason. I’ve resolved to avoid air travel as much as possible.
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We are being treated to the best of each of you
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Thank you Derrick.
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How do the locals earn a living and if it is from tourists how much trickles down to those who aren’t selling to tourists?
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Most of the people in the village have a cash earner of some sort John.
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The setting, I like.
The guy looks … possibly dangerous.
I seem to remember some of the photos in this and the linked post from a different post. But, I suppose after a while, every place begins to look the same.
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It is my contribution to the great recycling movement.
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