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Today we have a cloudy day. Rainstorms are forecast. I don’t like that. I like and love taking pictures in the cloudy sky. But I don’t like rain. I prefer the moments after the storms.
That was the sky after a week of rain. This picture was taken on February 19, 2020. It is part of my favorite place in Torrevieja Spain’s large rocks by the sea.
Even now, there are many caravans in this blockade. They have not left. Maybe they live there in their homes on wheels
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If you were an expatriate would you leave Spain for Covid-19?
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1.Yes
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2.No
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3.I have no opinion
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Wonderful view. I don’t know what I would do if I was “trapped” somewhere. I would follow the directions we would have in the country.
I also will not take a risky journey.
This is so beautiful!
I really liked the light formation between the sky and the sea.
heheh yes, you’re right 🙂
Sadly I am not sure where you would go if you left. The skies above are the same we have.
I am wondering the same thing. How some people take risky trips.
The sky has to be dramatic for Resurrection Day.
That was in February. Thanks for the support
Some of the best sunsets are after the storm. Hoping for some brightness after these darker times.
Hopefully on better days and good news
If I were an expat I would stay through this. Who knows if you could even get off the plane in your country of origin. I would follow the rules of the place I was at, and stay inside, and try to wait it out. I guess it would also depend on what kind of resources are in place for expats. That is a very good question.
Also, that is a very good picture of that moody sky. The colors of it so pretty, from the clouds patterns you can tell it was a storm. The color of the sea in this is memorizing to me, I love that color!
The fact that many people decided to return to their homeland helped to disperse Covid-19 in these sizes. This is my personal opinion.
i would leave if it were an epidemic, but a pandemic, where do you go?
Now everywhere in the world is almost equally dangerous and full of drama.
that is the reality of the pandemic. There is nowhere safe to go. The only place this virus will not go is the scientific stations on Antarctica. They were online in August 2019, and will not go home until August 2020.