Wednesday 19th April
This afternoon we walked across the River Guadiana using an old pedestrian bridge Puente de Palmas, that was first put in place in the early sixteenth century. We walked through the impressive gates, the entrance to the old city, as approached from Portugal.
It seems to be a popular route for walkers, runners and cyclists. Many ducks, geese and swans were being fed bread and crumbs by a number of children.
You would have liked to walk across this bridge, probably running ahead, looking over the sides, or chasing the ducks.
We miss you sweetie
Beloved Angel son
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The Guadiana River this morning
Puente de Palmas
Halfway across
View to the old city and the Alcazar
Puente de la Universidad
Various bird life on the river bank
Geese, ducks and chicks
Part of the old walls
The old city gates
One of the entrances to the old walled city
The Journey of My Left Foot (whilst remembering my son) 
The correct name of the river is “Guadiana”, Best regards 🙂
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Aha. Thank you so much for pointing out the correct spelling.
All is in order now, I hope!
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Beautiful
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Thank you.
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https://polldaddy.com/js/rating/rating.jsWonderful photos xo
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Thank you Lynn.
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https://polldaddy.com/js/rating/rating.jsmost welcome
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