Caballos en el Bustacu. Sierra del Sueve. Parres. Asturias

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I have just spent a week’s holiday on a small island in the North Sea enjoying the coming and going of high tide and low tide.
Groins / groynes like this one were made of wooden posts in former times. Nowadays they are rather made out of concrete or stone. In the ocean, groynes create beaches or prevent them being washed away by longshore drift. In a river, groynes prevent erosion and ice-jamming, which in turn aids navigation. Ocean groynes run generally perpendicular to the shore, extending from the upper foreshore or beach into the water.

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Esztergom Basilica (Hungary) view from Sturovo (Slovakia) with reflection on the Danube river…

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Sunrise at Ijen volcano, known locally as Kawah Ijen, with its 1km wide turquoise-coloured acid crater lake in the centre, home to a labour intensive sulphur mining operation.

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Casablanca Morocco.

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One of my favourite falls in the Columbia River Gorge.
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Según Abū Ahmad Ibn, la importancia de Balaguer empezó en tiempos de los Banū Qasī, cuando Llop Ibn Ahmad, señor de Lérida y que había construido la Suda en 862,2 construyó la fortaleza en 877. Otro escrito musulmán de la mezquita de Túnez nombra a la población con motivo de una batalla de Albesa, celebrada en el año 1003, según el texto, cerca de Balagé.

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