Magdalena River,
Is there any connection with the original Mary Magdalena, who traveled with Jesus as per the the gospels, when I read this name in your introduction that was the first thought came in to my mind. And your brief history was good enough to get an idea what this place is about.
But your decision to post the photos in Monochrome was the best thing happened in this blog. B & W photos have a life oozing out from it if you watch it carefully. So all the photos are having special effects and an appeal to all steemiens going through this one.
When I scrolled your blog just casually before going into the details what you had written about it, the building photos were the one which caught my attention. Even in Black & White the photos shows it finer details that reflects its beauty and its superior mode of construction and I was wondering what type of construction was it. Good to know that it is the famous colonial type of construction.
The crows, the cat, the gate, the roof, the people and the dying tree - all these snaps have its unique beauty in your travel story. and it is a great post to be honest.
BTW which camera you are using....Keep posting...
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Thank you so much. I'm very pleased that you liked my post.