Iberia II
From the streets and breakfast table of Seville, Spain, it's more blogging-lite from the Iberian Peninsula.
This time it's 2017 (7 May), loquat (but sadly not naranja) season.
Somethings remain the same (see last week): a bit of South America (jacaranda) in Seville. This time, though, I can put the new Sevilla Tower (near Triana) in the background.
A bit of Australia in Seville - gum and grevillea.
A few plants in a Royal coat of arms, including a pomegranate at the base of the top oval, an olive branch perhaps in the bottom left oval and a laurel of laurel weaving through anchors in the middle.
And above it, some more plant material, perhaps a laurel of a laurel again?
And this Albizia, I think, in the street near the Triana Bridge. Or is it an acacia. Perhaps I should just call it 'mimosa'.
This is a picture of a palm, with the Catedral y Giralda as a backdrop.
This time it's 2017 (7 May), loquat (but sadly not naranja) season.
Somethings remain the same (see last week): a bit of South America (jacaranda) in Seville. This time, though, I can put the new Sevilla Tower (near Triana) in the background.
A bit of Australia in Seville - gum and grevillea.
A few plants in a Royal coat of arms, including a pomegranate at the base of the top oval, an olive branch perhaps in the bottom left oval and a laurel of laurel weaving through anchors in the middle.
And above it, some more plant material, perhaps a laurel of a laurel again?
And this Albizia, I think, in the street near the Triana Bridge. Or is it an acacia. Perhaps I should just call it 'mimosa'.
This is a picture of a palm, with the Catedral y Giralda as a backdrop.
And, of course, potted plant...
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