johnny-remember-me: “Man-made craters, scooped out of granular lava cinders, shelter grapevines. - National Geographic, 1969 ”

This just might be the very same ill-tempered camel I once rode up a volcano on Lanzarote, my favorite Canary Island.

Cesar Manrique Foundation Lanzarote, very unusual house, id like another look one day.

Playa Blanca

One of the rooms in Cesar Manrique's house, now the Cesar Manrique Foundation, built into volcanic tunnels under the house. Just the best house ever, really.

Over the past decade Playa Blanca, originally a small fishing village has been transformed into one of the islands main tourist areas. Playa Blanca, at the southern-most tip of Lanzarote, is fast becoming one of the island’s finest tourist areas. Almost always basked in warm sunshine and with the sea a constant calm, clearblue, Playa […]

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Cesar Manrique's house, Lanzarote

Cesar Manrique, 1968

Marina Rubicon, Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain (The Canary Islands)

Cesar Manrique, fabulous architect & artist, pioneer of ecological tourism, protector of paradise

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Cesar Manrique