Not that soon...
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Ok, maybe "I've crossed the bridge before I come to it" saying that spring was almost here. Somebody listened to me and changed weather and yesterday rained and this early morning too. I've found this scene an hour ago. This is the new skycrapper complex I've talked you about in previous post. The thing here is that I wasn't able to see the high point because the low clouds.
Uhm... Now the sun is shining again!
I found a photo shot from a helicopter of those buildings in a foggy day and the view was amazing. This is the link!
Vale, tal vez ayer me adelanté un poco anunciando la llegada temprana de la primavera. El caso es que alguien debió escucharme y cambió el tiempo. Ayer llovió y esta mañana amaneció súper gris. Me encontré con este panorama hace una hora más o menos. Este es el nuevo complejo de rascacielos del que ya os he hablado alguna vez. El caso es que hoy no se veía el final y eso me impresiona bastante.
Hoy a lo mejor hace bueno.. ahora el sol está brillando!
Listening to Michael Jackson Billie Jean (auh!)
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posted by Dsole @ 10:28 a. m.
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can you see the skyscrapers from the centre of Madrid?
hmmm..it is a nice effect then a clear one
Uhm... I'm not really sure if you can see the skycrapers from downtown... you know, Madrid's area isn't as flat as Holland... You can see them from outskirts, but not from Gran Via, I'm almost sure
humm, sorry about the weather change. Sometimes when we wish very bad that the sun comes out we must not say it out loud, or, like you said, somebody can hear and spoil it for us!
The photo in the link was cool.
Our weather fooled us also. We had one day of very warm sunny weather, now we are in wet and cloud once more.
impressionnant ce brouillard sur les immeubles. belle photo bravo
impressing this fog on the buildings. beautiful photograph cheer
Great photo dsole. I hope tomorrow will be better day.
So where are these skyscrapers if not downtown? Weatherwise I can't really see the problem though...
Are these skycrapers for living or offices? I think, I am not sure,would I live over the clouds:)
Your link to the photo shot from a helicopter adds a nice effect. You show one view while they show the opposite.
nice photo there....
Sometimes Spring is fickle and can't decide whether its time or not.
Jonemo, these skycrappers are in the north of the city, near La Paz Hospital, and where it used to be "CiudadDeportiva" (Sportcity) of Real Madrid. Downtown Madrid consist of shorter buildings... and your forecast... I don't what to say! Today's cold but sunny!
Mimmu, those are for offices, and I've heard they're making a restaurant up there too, which is a great idea!
Thank u all foryour comments! :)
So, that can go on your To Do list for the summer. That link/foggy day photo is amazing/too funny!
Got to love the weather--nice shot!
Hola Dsole, existen en Madrid restricciones para construir edificios altos en el centro? Por que en muchas ciudades si las hay, aqui en el Centro Historico hay limitaciones para la altura, sin embargo en todo el resto de la ciudad construyen torres habitacionales al por mayor, hay un especie de boom de la construccion. Lo importante es que tus fotos sea con buen o mal tiempo siempre son excelentes y muestran sitios interesantes, el link de la niebla es verdaderamente impresionante. Saludos.
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