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San Isidro Church nr. Alicante |
My mother in law, and my wife's stepfather live in a wee village called San Isidro, about 15/20 minutes outside Alicante on the Costa Blanca. The village itself was a new construct in the 1950s, and this modernist church dates from 1956. I'm not the greatest fan of modernism myself, but this building is clean and unfussy, and has a certain elegance. One thing I found about being in Spain was that the brightness of the light was an encouragement to be more adventurous with line and wash watercolour.
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Backstreet roof garden San Isidro nr. Alicante |
I just liked this back street roof garden.
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Former San Isidro Station platform shelter - San Isidro nr. Alicante |
Now, when they rebuilt San Isidro - Catral - Albatera station a few years ago, they did a very clever and rather wonderful thing. They took this, the back wall of the station and the canopy over the platform, and transplanted it in another street to provide a rather lovely public performance space. Bravo.
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La Cerveceria - San Isidro - nr. Alicante |
This is the Cerveceria - a restaurant which hosted my mother in law's birthday party, while the painting below shows her house and smart car.
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San Isidro Street - nr. Alicante |
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