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Journal Comments (page 33)

From Falling Through Spain by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Keith Adams commented on a photo in In Daroca (Rachael’s Magical Mystery Hike)

Or this one! Really, almost any of these would do.

1 year ago
Keith Adams commented on a photo in In Daroca (Rachael’s Magical Mystery Hike)

New cover shot, or title page shot.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Adams on a photo in Daroca

You’re right. I should put together a primer.

1 year ago
Keith Adams commented on a photo in Daroca

As entries in the "Where's Rachael?" game go, this one's easy enough to use in the Beginner level.

1 year ago
Keith Adams commented on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

Quite a handsome animal.

1 year ago
Keith Adams replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

That scarcity also contributes to the impression.

1 year ago
Keith Adams replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

Ah, the old "Build your house on sand..." problem. When all the easy and obvious space is taken and you're forced to take what's left, ungood things can happen.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Adams on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

Good observation. It’s odd too that there are so few windows and small ones. I wonder what the history of this building is.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Adams on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

I’m glad you asked, because it forced me to look it up. It’s becUse the city is built n alluvial deposits of gypsum and other soluble rocks, and subsistence causing building collapse is a major problem.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Adams on a photo in Calatayud day 3: Torralba de Ribota

Maybe, but I think it’s more likely terracing for agriculture. Not that it looks particularly fertile here, but there’s a lot of terracing in the region. We’ll see other examples tomorrow.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Adams on a photo in Calatayud day 3: Torralba de Ribota

Neither one of us is scared though. It helps being forty feet apart.

1 year ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Suzanne Gibson on a photo in Colegiata de Santa Maria la Mayor

Oh, you’re right - there’s the dog and the leg! I noted that exchange with Steve it’s interest. It actually never occurred to me to try to recognize who those folks are up there. I’m better with the Greek and Roman gods.

1 year ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in Daroca

There she is. What a great shot of her.

1 year ago
Keith Adams commented on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

There's that striking mural again.

1 year ago
Keith Adams commented on a photo in In Catalayud (a photo gallery)

The bars on those windows impart a sense of a prison, presumably unintended.

1 year ago