User:Onofre Bouvila/Pictures I have uploaded

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A classical example of waste in the streets of London.	The waste reaches everywhere. In this case, it is accumulated in the door of a typical house of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London.	The racecourse is a classical meeting point for the people of Chester.	The race has started!
Six jockeys and their horses taking a curve.	The Traitor's Gate can be acceded from the River Thames.	The Spanish Armory exhibition in the Tower of London.	A train is departing at from a station in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London.
A misspelling in the courtyard of the Tower of London. As can be seen in the picture, the Spanish word "guide" bears a grave accent on the "i". The grave accent does not exist in Spanish. It should be, instead, an Acute accent.	A monument to Robert Baden-Powell in London. The inscription says: Robert First Baron Baden-Powell of Gilwell Om 1857-1941. Founder of the Boy Scout Movement.	The plaque of the monument to Robert Baden-Powell in London.	A scale model of the Tower of London. It can be found inside the tower.
A typical Asian food restaurant in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London.	A wide variety of objects can be found in the Natural History Museum of London. This, is one of them.	Hanging skeletons live up the ceiling of one of the side corridors of the main hall of the Natural History Museum of London.	Kensington Gardens of London in the summer.
Panoramic view of Buxton from the top of Peak District.	Typical street of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London.	Fascist general Francisco Franco visiting the flooded shire of Vallès Occidental in 1962.	Fascist general Francisco Franco visiting the flooded shire of Vallès Occidental in 1962.
Effects of the floods in the shire of Vallès Occidental in 1962.	Effects of the floods in the shire of Vallès Occidental in 1962.	Effects of the windfall in the shire of Vallès Occidental in 1962.	The Riu Ripoll seen from La Timba, in Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain.
The Riu Ripoll seen from La Timba, in Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain.	The Riu Ripoll seen from La Timba, in Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain.	In some strech, La Timba is just a half-meter width.	The locals have planted different species of plants, like this Palm tree. The grass, grows naturally on the clay soil.
In the mid 1990s, the local police of Sabadell locked the fence so the locals could no longer cultivate their orchards on the cliffs of La Timba.	In the picture, the fence that sepparates the precipice from the upper side of La Timba, next to the Santiga street, can be seen.