A collection of random sightings in Alcalá early this spring.
Classic Euro-mullet:
What is left standing of a very large building on the outskirts of Alcalá.
I think that it is cool that you can see the holes left by the floor beams where they stuck into the brick walls.
This window made a nice frame.
The Henares river runs along the southern border of the city and at
one place concrete was laid down to make a ford. It is a favorite hang
out for ducks on a hot day.
This is the dirt path that parallels the Henares.
Despite the weather warming up significantly, I still found patches of ice near the river.
On one of my walks, I decided to walk along the river away from the main
path around a couple of empty fields. It took me quite a ways from
buildings and other people. But then I stumbled upon what I think was to
become some sort of clandestine meeting of a whole bunch of old Spanish
guys. You can see three of the five in this picture. One would think
that they were just our for a walk until you realize that none of them
seem to really go anywhere, but shuffle around the same 40 feet or so.
The one in the grey is taking a leak.
Apparently Michelle thought it fit to include this one in the post.
