Daniel Pietzsch

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La Gomera photoset 2/2.

Part 1.

La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Coffee on La Gomera: not recommended, unless you know where it’s good. They often use the island’s tap-water, which contains lots of chlorine.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Watercress soup with Gofio.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Nicole in Vallehermoso.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Vallehermoso.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Sign at a campground.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Lots of forest trails to walk in the National Park in the center of the island.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Playa de Santiago
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
La Gomera photoset 2/2. Part 1.
Panorama of Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera.

Panorama of Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera.

La Gomera photoset ½.

Part 2.

La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
Seen from a day-long walk.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
There are lots of little towns like this on La Gomera.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
A significant part of La Gomera’s National Park was destroyed by a fire a couple of years back. You can still see this a lot.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
View on the part of Valle Gran Rey where we stayed for 11 nights. We had an appartment in the white building in the center of this photo.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
View from our roof-terrace.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
Nicole on our day-long walk.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
The beach of La Playa, Valle Gran Rey. We spent lots of sunny days here.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
La Gomera photoset ½. Part 2.
Often, you could see Teide on Tenerife from La Gomera.
This is how signs look on La Gomera to indicate a point of interest and photographic opportunity. I wonder how many people recognise the symbol pictured.

This is how signs look on La Gomera to indicate a point of interest and photographic opportunity.
I wonder how many people recognise the symbol pictured.