The Seascapes of O Morrazo – (Photo Gallery)

Blue, green, and all shades in between, that is O Morrazo, a Galician peninsula formed by the three estuaries of Vigo, Pontevedra and Aldán, wedging into the hills of Morrazo to create this landscape of pines and eucalyptus, of capes and coves. The images below were taken in my first two months living on the peninsula.

Morrazo-16 — *Cabo Home, on the western extreme of the peninsula.*

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Morrazo-27 — *View of Cíes Islands from the Pre-Roman Settlement of Monte Facho, Donón*

Morrazo-25 — *Along the way to Cabo Udra: Praia Pedrón*

Morrazo-24 — *Along the way to Cabo Udra: Praia Mourisca*

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Morrazo-20 — *Traditional fishing vessels at Bueu*

Morrazo-9 — *Mural found on wall of abandoned whaling factory: Fabrica Massó*

The planet holds much more life than you can imagin

Morrazo-4 — *Praia de Viño and Praia de Barra, towards the western extreme of the peninsula*

Morrazo-10 — *The Syrus sailing on the Ría de Vigo*

Morrazo-12 — *Pines behind the dunes of Praia de Melide*

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Death of a Whaling Industry: A Chapter in Man’s Relation with the Sea

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How to Sink a Factory: Saving Galicia’s Rivers

Millo Corvo: Saving the Seeds of Black Corn