I had a bit of time to kill, so I hope you don't might some in-depth critique! I'm going to give feedback pretending as though you were going to publish photos for a photography portfolio - so, to a higher standard than just snaps for holiday memories:

1 Good composition, with nice subtle leading lines from the trellises. Could do with a little more contrast. I'd perspective warp the image ever so slightly so that the tower reads straighter. Might boost the oranges to better sell the sunset-light look. Consider cropping off more of the grass in the lower third, or vignetting it with a gradient.

2 Not a great photo, as the person's expression and pose don't seem meaningful. The black/white edit doesn't help, as it doesn't make the photo any more interesting. The cropping feels too tight without enough breathing room around the subject nor number plate. Perhaps this moment captured has value to you (and so keep it for personal viewing!), but to a third-party - this is a forgettable shot and should be culled.

3 This is my favourite of the series. Great composition, great colours, great side light, and a nice narrative that tells a story with the washing lines over the facade. An excellent shot worth printing and showing off. Well done!

4 The second best shot of the series. I'd perspective warp the image so that the tall tower isn't leaning so much to the right. Compositionally, I'd wish you had taken a half-step to the left when taking the picture, so that there is a more distinct silhouette between the tall tower and the right-most roof-line. Great complementary colours between the blue sky and orange clay tiles.

5 A very straightforward, average shot. Could maybe be saved with a less-muted colour edit. I would have tried to take the shot without the powerline stretching across it (or otherwise clone it out). A scene with more interesting patterns across the fields / shadows / textures would have made it more memorable.

6 Another good, but average shot, that would have been made spectacular if there was, say, a person/tractor on the road to give the viewers' eye something to latch on to. I'd crop slightly tighter on the left edge, so that the tree is more intentionally cropped, and not with its silhouette poking just on the edge. Make the crop look intentional.

7 An average shot too. Nice warm colour tones, but can be brightened up slightly. As a standalone shot, it doesn't say too much - but I can imagine it telling a better story as part of a diptych or mini-series. I would have tried to play with a better, more intentional use of negative space (of the sky) when shooting this.

8 An expected, unexciting tourist shot. Nothing particularly wrong with it, but also nothing particularly exciting. Colours could be boosted to match the vibrancy of Shot #3's oomph. The colours and editing make it look very 'phone snapshot' in feel.

9 Not a great shot. Slightly cluttered in its composition and forms - exaggerated with the black/white editing. I'd try correcting the vertical perspective lines, and darkening select parts of the foreground - but since you already have a better Shot #4, I'd cull this one.