Wednesday Walk is a challenge started by @tattoodjay, The idea is to get out for a short walk, and get some shots of what you can see within a short distance of your home office or wherever you start.
Today, I will show you the slopes of Benalmadena. Spain is one of the most mountainous countries in the world. So, here in Benalmadena, it is also very slopy. It is good exercise if you are into walking. You are always either going uphill or downhill, or rather up the slope or down the slope, some of which can be rather steep.
Unfortunately, it is not very obvious from the photographs. But if you look at the side of the walls, they will give you a better picture, and imagine it continuing for one hundred, or two hundred meters, you will get an idea of how slopy it is.
This is quite a steep one on the way down to the beach. You can see the sea in the distance.
This is the steepest slope. It is one of the slopes I have to use if I want an alternative route to the beach. I quite often do that - taking different routes, so that the walk doesn't become too routine and boring, plus I might get to see something different.
I came across this statue of the Buddha at the foot of one of the slopes. Of course, I had to snap a picture of it. And even at the foot of the slope, if you look at the steps and the edges of the Pavilion, you will see that it is also on a slope.
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