A quiet week with work and cycling and walking Cheeta. Most of the images were taken while walking Cheeta in the morning, or during my bike rides.
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The neighbour’s dog, looking out at us:
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When I come home from a bike ride, the pets are usually waiting for me, with the cat occupying the dog’s bed with impunity:
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Morning light on the golf course:
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A closer view of the white cat. I do not think he is a real stray; he appears from time to time, but I think that he actually lives in one of the houses around the golf course and just comes out to hang out with the strays from time to time:
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Morning light, Avenida Vicente Ramos. The decorations are for the upcoming Hogueras de San Juan, the week-long orgy of fireworks and partying:
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Flying away:
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Wall art on unfinished building:
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Viagra tree on the road to Aigues:
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A small chapel near the beach between Santa Pola and Arenales del Sol south of Alicante. It is usually closed when I pass it but this time it was open and some women were inside, although not exactly dressed for church:
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Detail of the chapel. The inscription explains that it was destroyed during the Civil War and rebuilt by the municipality in 1946:
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Cycling in the mountains is hard, but I never get tired of looking at the landscape amid the silence:
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Very occasionally do I meet a car; other cyclists are much more frequent:
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Depending on your outlook, this is either an abandoned construction project or one that is simply being built very, very slowly:
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In El Campello, on my way home, I often see this dog looking down on my from a balcony:
The last three pictures are from the office. One day a master ham cutter set up a table and demonstrated the technique for us (and sold some ham, of course).
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People looking on:
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The master at work:
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