The river

[ßerto]

This is the river Miño, the border between Spain and Portugal.
The weather is atlantic, and this the area with more rain in Europe,here is normal the fog, more than than London!


Rio Miño by Humberto Blanco, en Flickr


Thanks for your comments!

Berto

 

[Gary A.]

Very nice and romantic. I wish I was there.

 

[ßerto]

Thansk Gary!

These forests were famous for their leyendes about witches. They were initially inhabited by the Celts.
When the Roman Empire arrive to this forest they did not want to enter by the amount of legends that had about this inhabitants, for long time the Romans beliebe the legend that who penetrate in these places would lose the memories ....

 

[enezdez]

Very Nice, I Love It & Cool Story Too!

Enezdez

 

[ßerto]

Very Nice, I Love It & Cool Story Too!

Enezdez

Thanks a lot Enezdez!

 

[limr]

I come from a long line of those forest witches of the Minho (how we spell it south of the river)

Beautiful shot. Very nostalgic.

 

[ßerto]

I come from a long line of those forest witches of the Minho (how we spell it south of the river)

Beautiful shot. Very nostalgic.

Thanks a lot Limr!

Traditional quote:

"Eu non creo nas meigas mas habelas hainas"

¨I don´t believe in witches, but do they exist - they do.¨

 

[limr]

I come from a long line of those forest witches of the Minho (how we spell it south of the river)

Beautiful shot. Very nostalgic.

Thanks a lot Limr!

Traditional quote:

"Eu non creo nas meigas mas habelas hainas"

¨I don´t believe in witches, but do they exist - they do.¨

Galego, sim?

 

[ßerto]

I come from a long line of those forest witches of the Minho (how we spell it south of the river)

Beautiful shot. Very nostalgic.

Thanks a lot Limr!

Traditional quote:

"Eu non creo nas meigas mas habelas hainas"

¨I don´t believe in witches, but do they exist - they do.¨

Galego, sim?

Yes, this is in galego expression.