Even after 14 years here, I'm still amazed by the colours of the land and plants, considering that this is a very hot dry part of Spain. There are always plants with colour, those that don't shed their leaves, such as the rosemary and the olive trees, the wild thyme, the list goes on. But also, there are a lot of colours that come from the land itself, the rocks that give wonderful scenery. Colours ranging from dark grey to terracotta, from dull to shiny,
No words really necessary in these photos
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| layers of grey with a hint of red |
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| a nearby dry stone wall |
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| and a slowly collapsing almond above the wall |
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| grey rock above the red |
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| shiny stones washed down a stream |
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| over a metre tall, fallen from way up high |
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| silvery shiny rocks |
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| grey again above terracotta soil |
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