tpe – Thank you very much. 🙂 When I was taking the photos I wasn’t happy with them at all. But now that I’m home, I look at them and think THAT is my Madrid! Delighted.
Pat – Thank you!
Helen – It really was beautiful and (for some odd reason) I wasn’t expecting that.
Pia – Make sure it stays on that list. It’s a great city. Beautiful and lively.
Oh boy, your photos are so good. I love all the balconies. It’s such a lovely way to live: to be able to be outside so much. I hope you had a great birthday and are now busy cooking to share with us. Love S x
beautiful photos – I didn’t like being in Madrid (many years ago) – and your photos make me wonder why – although I do remember the murals and the museums fondly – and of course the churros and chocolate – hope your trip was as enjoyable as your photos
I love the photos. I truly hope I’m able to travel to Ireland, England, France, Spain, and Itlay some day. Thanks for sharing your photos. They are beautiful.
Sylvie – It was a bit wet but really quite warm. Lovely exploring weather.
Shona – Thank you! I loved the balconies too. Took millions of shots of them!
Joanna – No, it wasn’t like I imagined either. Much better. 🙂
Johanna – Funny, the first hour I was there I really thought I wasn’t going to like the city too much – too busy, too noisy – but I adored the buzz, I really did.
Christina – Thank you. It was right up there with the best. 🙂
Cats Puke – Thank you and will do!
Sara – I’m a lucky duck, indeed. 🙂
Starwoodgal – Add Scotland to the list! I know I’m biased but I do live in a stunning country. 😀
Deb – Thank you! I did.
Giz – The balconies were my favourite. Wish I had one….
Sophie – Thank you very much. 🙂 The city took me by surprise too. Could have continued exploring for weeks.
I loved those photos. What a joy to look through them! I felt like I was there with you and I think my lense would be trained on some of those same images.
A Wee Bit of Cooking 
What an absolutely glorious set of pictures. Yes, “gasp”.
(Still jealous, though.)
Kind regards etc….(you lucky duck)
TPE
What lovely memories you have there and lovely photos!!!
Wow! What a beautiful city, I can’t wait to hear all about it. Those churros are making me drool!
Lovely! Definitely on my-to-see-list and it would be good to dust off my Spanish:)
tpe – Thank you very much. 🙂 When I was taking the photos I wasn’t happy with them at all. But now that I’m home, I look at them and think THAT is my Madrid! Delighted.
Pat – Thank you!
Helen – It really was beautiful and (for some odd reason) I wasn’t expecting that.
Pia – Make sure it stays on that list. It’s a great city. Beautiful and lively.
I have never been to Madrid, but it looks like a place definitely worth visiting. Looks like you had some lovely, mild weather as well!
Oh boy, your photos are so good. I love all the balconies. It’s such a lovely way to live: to be able to be outside so much. I hope you had a great birthday and are now busy cooking to share with us. Love S x
Lovely light – and it doesn’t look a bit how I imagined (never been to Spain). Thanks for sharing
Joanna
beautiful photos – I didn’t like being in Madrid (many years ago) – and your photos make me wonder why – although I do remember the murals and the museums fondly – and of course the churros and chocolate – hope your trip was as enjoyable as your photos
Gorgeous. I want to be there right now. I hope you’ve enjoyed your travel.
Happy birthday, by the way. I hope it is your best yet.
These pictures are fabulous. I have to admit, I don’t usually look closely at photos usually, I just scrol down. These were really engaging though!
Congratulations on capturing some wonderful memories. Feel free to pass on your tips!
CP x
What absolutely luscious photos. You really do a great job.
Also, how lucky are you to be able to take such a wonderful holiday.
I love the photos. I truly hope I’m able to travel to Ireland, England, France, Spain, and Itlay some day. Thanks for sharing your photos. They are beautiful.
Thank you Wendy…I see that you had a fantastic time!
The architecture is absolutely out of this world and that shot with the hand and the door knob – incredible.
Fantastic pics – you’ve got a really good eye for composition Wendy. Madrid looks more exciting than I thought!
Sylvie – It was a bit wet but really quite warm. Lovely exploring weather.
Shona – Thank you! I loved the balconies too. Took millions of shots of them!
Joanna – No, it wasn’t like I imagined either. Much better. 🙂
Johanna – Funny, the first hour I was there I really thought I wasn’t going to like the city too much – too busy, too noisy – but I adored the buzz, I really did.
Christina – Thank you. It was right up there with the best. 🙂
Cats Puke – Thank you and will do!
Sara – I’m a lucky duck, indeed. 🙂
Starwoodgal – Add Scotland to the list! I know I’m biased but I do live in a stunning country. 😀
Deb – Thank you! I did.
Giz – The balconies were my favourite. Wish I had one….
Sophie – Thank you very much. 🙂 The city took me by surprise too. Could have continued exploring for weeks.
Love that painted building and the creepy hand-doorknob I wouldn’t want to touch it!
I loved those photos. What a joy to look through them! I felt like I was there with you and I think my lense would be trained on some of those same images.
hi wendy,
i love spain!!! those photos really made me feel like i was there!!
thanks, you have brightend me day!!!
xxxxxxxxxx
What terrific photos, Wendy. Hope you had a great time.
The churros and chocolate look sensational!
Those are indeed really great pictures, making me want to visit Madrid too!