um, um, i am kinda speechless right now and fairly lost in your image ... but i would have to say that just down our lane, there is a spot where you look out over the field and the way it rolls and folds is so pleasing to me and i keep thinking that i ought to do a season study of it as it really is beautiful with each season ~ tell me you were there when they pulled open those big doors and let all that glory in! prairiegirl
Wow, I'm with prairiegirl on this one! What a breathtaking photo!! Most of my favorite landscapes have at least a bit of seascape in them. Since I was a kid I've loved that final rise of dunes on the road to the beach where I grew up--that last crest and then, suddenly, the ocean spread wide before me. It makes my heart leap every darn time. But I also love the farmland near where I live right now. One apple orchard in particular has views that make me melt. Thanks for this lovely, lovely post!
Wow that is spectacular. I get architectural digest, and there are always advertisements for a company that sells antique Spanish doors just like the ones in your photo...I absolutely adore them and would just love to stay in a place like that. I tend to take photos of doorways too.
As for inspiration...when we go to the beach, I love the cliche beach sunrises...Matt and I get up before the crack of dawn, and now of course we bring little ms foo too, and we grab our tea and coffee and head down to the sand and watch the sun rise. I do find that inspirational!
well...just simply this one Mel! i do find Andalusia so inspiring, the white washed villages, the orange groves... and..yes these doors... enjoy it all! :-)
I have not met you guys yet but Micaiah updates me daily. I miss this view, it was our local coffee place and a time our little family would go and breath in Arcos Beauty, seems like a distant dream that we used to live there! I can just feel it all now, its all coming back to me that warm Spanish air sitting with our Cafe con Leche, ahhhhhhhh. Zahara loved it there, all the animals, the space to run, she had so much fun. Hope you are enjoying the retreat and the family who own the Cortijo, aren't they just a lovely family! Maybe we will meet in the spring. Ali and Zahara hardison of Bravura.
WOW - this is amazingly beautiful! I love seascapes but could get lost for hours in a beautiful landscape with rolling hills as far as the eye can see. I have just discovered your blog after you left me a comment! Love it xxx
Ok, I need to go there! This looks amazing! Is it in AndalucĂa? What is the name of this gorgeous hotel? I have only traveled in central Spain (Madrid, Salamance, Segovia, Avila), but am dying to visit the South. Thanks for the inspiration!
um, um, i am kinda speechless right now and fairly lost in your image ... but i would have to say that just down our lane, there is a spot where you look out over the field and the way it rolls and folds is so pleasing to me and i keep thinking that i ought to do a season study of it as it really is beautiful with each season ~
ReplyDeletetell me you were there when they pulled open those big doors and let all that glory in!
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Wow, I'm with prairiegirl on this one! What a breathtaking photo!!
ReplyDeleteMost of my favorite landscapes have at least a bit of seascape in them. Since I was a kid I've loved that final rise of dunes on the road to the beach where I grew up--that last crest and then, suddenly, the ocean spread wide before me. It makes my heart leap every darn time. But I also love the farmland near where I live right now. One apple orchard in particular has views that make me melt. Thanks for this lovely, lovely post!
Wow that is spectacular. I get architectural digest, and there are always advertisements for a company that sells antique Spanish doors just like the ones in your photo...I absolutely adore them and would just love to stay in a place like that. I tend to take photos of doorways too.
ReplyDeleteAs for inspiration...when we go to the beach, I love the cliche beach sunrises...Matt and I get up before the crack of dawn, and now of course we bring little ms foo too, and we grab our tea and coffee and head down to the sand and watch the sun rise. I do find that inspirational!
This is SOo amazingly BEAUTIFUL! Are you still there? I'm with Christy... nothing like the sand at dawn with the ocean and a hot cup of coffee~
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Wow. This is a real place in the world? Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewell...just simply this one Mel! i do find Andalusia so inspiring, the white washed villages, the orange groves...
ReplyDeleteand..yes these doors...
enjoy it all!
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WOW. I could wake up to this every single day.
ReplyDeleteWHAT?!?!?!?! i need to be there!!!! absolutely divine!! this spot works for me. i need it!!!
ReplyDeletethis just took my breath away, beautiful. I just adore the ocean myself.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful view! and a gorgeous photograph. you can almost feel that soft light...
ReplyDeleteso lovely.
Wow! I would say this one for sure. This looks divine.
ReplyDeleteThis is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteOne day I want a house like this...
I have not met you guys yet but Micaiah updates me daily. I miss this view, it was our local coffee place and a time our little family would go and breath in Arcos Beauty, seems like a distant dream that we used to live there! I can just feel it all now, its all coming back to me that warm Spanish air sitting with our Cafe con Leche, ahhhhhhhh.
ReplyDeleteZahara loved it there, all the animals, the space to run, she had so much fun.
Hope you are enjoying the retreat and the family who own the Cortijo, aren't they just a lovely family!
Maybe we will meet in the spring.
Ali and Zahara hardison of Bravura.
All I can say is WOW!!!!
ReplyDeletewell, since we are in the Rocky Mountains right now I'd have to say these mountains inspire me to no end. We have a really beautiful country.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeousss...le sigh indeed*
ReplyDeleteum, holy cow, i'm totally jealous and happy for you all at the same time. this looks beyond beautiful (if that's possible).
ReplyDeleteOk. I cannot get this image far away from my brain to think of something else! Tis is divine. Wow.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a view! Lucky you guys!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking....
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind and thoughtful words...♥
Oh, LOVELY! I can die just looking at that view!
ReplyDeletewow- so jealous of your amazing view- inspiration?
ReplyDeleteAny kind of nature inspires me...-e
WOW - this is amazingly beautiful! I love seascapes but could get lost for hours in a beautiful landscape with rolling hills as far as the eye can see. I have just discovered your blog after you left me a comment! Love it xxx
ReplyDeleteare you kidding me??? this is beautiful! i'm going to dream i'm there tonight!
ReplyDeleteOk, I need to go there! This looks amazing! Is it in AndalucĂa? What is the name of this gorgeous hotel? I have only traveled in central Spain (Madrid, Salamance, Segovia, Avila), but am dying to visit the South. Thanks for the inspiration!
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