On Sunday 12th I’ll fly to Málaga again.
This time I’m trying to learn to speak Spanish –
last time it was mainly grammar…
Here are a couple of shots I took 2.5.2013
I’m sure it’s going to be greener when I come back in June 🙂
I’ll pack my VAIO and….
on Sunday this view is waiting for me! 🙂
(not this early in the morning though)
Let see if I have time to blog during my four week ‘holiday’ but I’ll try.
Have a good weekend everyone!
See you soon!
16 thoughts on “bye Helsinki, hola Málaga…”
I love the trees in silhouette.
Nythän täällä on jo iso lehti koivuissa, vihreää kuin kesällä.
Malaga kuvasi tunnelma houkuttaa, kaunista.:)
Mukavaa alkanutta kesää Sinulle, missä päin maailmaa nyt oletkin.
The sky is so blue in the first few shots. I look forward to the green when you return.
🙂
Traci
Enjoy Spain! I speak Spanish but, quite frankly, I am not very good at speaking. However, most people tell me I can communicate enough to be understood. Best of luck with the speaking part of your journey with the language.
Spain sounds like a sunny, warm place to be! But still love the light round the trees in your world – especially in the first photo!
A gorgeous sunrise!
Good luck in Spain, hope your lessons go well.
lovely trees and a lovely beach awaiting you…
I’m going to Malaga at the end of June and I can’t wait! Hope to see some photos of yours from there next week!!
Have a warmer fantastic time. Looking forward to your shots. 🙂
Hola!
Have a safe journey and enjoy the warm weather!
The leaves are starting to bud now – so big leafy shade is not that far away 🙂
Although I do wonder: why not Malaga in the winter and Finland in the summer? You’d have the best of both worlds, at least in weather. But snowy Helsinki is quite a beautiful place. Happy travels!
Ah, I lived in Spain for two years and loved it!! Enjoy your time there!! Great shadow shots for the day as always!!! Happy Weekend!!
Buen viaje!
Gracias!!!
Enjoy your stay in the sunny Spain!
Thank you, thank you!
Last couple of days have been really stressful – this and that had to be done but now most of the responsibilities are done.
Until next time – from Spain!