The Best Madeira photos
This year I have seen over more than 40.000 pictures of Madeira. That would mean that I have been watching about 266 snapshots per day … that is 11 photographs per hour. You might think that that is the only thing I do all day … watching pictures and not having a life. Wrong. I do have ways to get a quick overview, for example through thumbnails of these images and in a few minutes glancing I have a good idea which images are worth looking at.
A great part of these images can be found at Flickr.com. Most of these photos I think that they are fantastic. These I have added to my favorites … of which you can see a slideshow of next. Do not worry …. it is only over 200 pictures …
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Very beautiful slideshow!
Thank you
This is a very nice picture collection, Don! It makes me want to jump on a plane… since swimming is not an option
@Maja: if you come swimming I will meet you halfway … on a boat with a nice big blanket and a warm cup of hot chocolate!
@Don: How about your boat picks me up in Antwerp, Amsterdam, Zeebrugge, …
@Maja: And deprive me from the excitement to see you all wet?? Don’t think so
I know now what to get you for Xmas
Amaro it,s a beautiful slideshow! nice to see been to Madeira now 5 times most off mij pictures are on the site of your vriend (( I think )) Hugo
als ik het goed heb begrepen ben jij Nederlands en woon jij op dat prachtige eiland waar wij zeker nog vaak terug zullen komen.
@Matthijs: Nou Matthijs jouw fotos zijn ook prachtig. Ik zie dat er nog heel veel plekjes zijn op Madeira die ik nog niet ken en die we moeten ontdekken.
Thank you / Obrigado / Dank je wel
As fotas sao muito bonitas,gostei muito de ver a minha terra bonita.Eu nasci no Funchal,estou agora a viver na Africa do Sul.
Isabel de Freitas van Seventer