Cheers!

Thanks very much! Mid day sun for the win!

Thanks so much, I'm really glad you like it!

Haha nah that's not too bad. It usually takes around 10 mins to walk a kilometer. Obviously on the trail some of those take a bit longer that that though!

De la camino en la ruta del cares

Cheers! 😊

It's got to be! It has to be one of the most beautiful routes in the world in my opinion!

Thanks! I'll try!

I mean I always say winter is best for hiking. Much better for temperature control than when it's warmer. And snow is awesome, so there's that too.

Lovely of you to say mate, thanks very much!

Cheers, thanks for that compliment!

Make it so!

Dude, thanks so much! 😮

Siii, de acuerdo! Los picos son tan hermosos como enormes! 😃

Soy de Escocia, pero vivo en Llanes en este momento. Lo conoces?

Aunque, en el futuro probablemente voy a mover a Cantabria. Santander exactamente. Es una ciudad que me encanta 😊

Absolutely, I should have said that, sorry. It's the Ruta del Cares

Ah gracias! Y dime, eres de España verde? De que parte?

Estas fotos tomé en Asturias!

It sure is. It's about 25km and takes around 6 hrs.

Thanks a lot! I know what you mean! The picos are absolutely insane!

Thanks very much! I'm not certain. Could be reflected sunlight. There was a lot bouncing about as overall it was a very bright place

I've honestly never seen another place on earth like this. We were so lucky to have perfect conditions as we trecked through the park a few weeks back. The way the higher snow covered mountains are lit up, almost luminous by the mid day sun just blew my mind!

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Cheers!

Aw thanks man :)

I know right, it's an incredible landscape!

Honestly one of the most amazing spots I've ever been lucky enough to go to - and it's so quiet too! I really feel like Spain as a whole is off the beaten track from a photography standpoint. I've been to so many incredible places to shoot and I'm so often the only one around.

I'm usually always putting man made things in my landscapes, making them ineligible for this sub, but this is one of the rare ones without any of that, so thought I'd go ahead share it here :)

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Cheers!