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Let's say that everything had a purpose, especially when we talk about places located on pilgrimage routes, which made the pilgrimage something more than walking and demonstrating devotion to the corresponding

That was precisely the fundamental purpose sought in their construction: that they should, in some way, be 'intermediaries' with the Divinity. And I believe this is applicable to all temples of great cultures

Before them, the first great civilizations also knew the secrets of acoustics. In fact, in the Middle Ages, some effects other than sound were revived, such as light, which, at certain times (solstices,

In this case, the flowers, poppies, in addition to enhancing the visual value, can also be a metaphor for the blood and sweat shed by generations to, unfortunately, put an end to an abandoned village.

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Facing the apse, you should explore the sculptures on the capitals on the right. There you'll see the hares in different positions. I recommend that you look at the other accompanying representations,

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In Siones, there are at least four hares: one is outside and can be seen in a photograph of a window, being chased by a dog. The other three are separate and hidden within the capitals of the apse. Although

It's possible. Medieval stonemasons left nothing to chance, so details were very important to them. It's always been said here in Spain, and this is what the figure of the hare refers to in this case,

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People, despite some disagreements, have always managed to preserve a sense of friendship and solidarity, offering lessons, especially to large cities, that we should not forget.

Thank you for appreciating it.

It's, without a doubt, another world worth exploring and, above all, experiencing and living. I assure you that a visit to this place never disappoints. Thank you very much for your comment, and best regards.

Mountains are especially magnetic to human sensitivity. They've always attracted our attention, so it's no wonder you're fascinated by them. This place is also surrounded by a very special aura, where

I understand, and I don't recommend the adventure of climbing to this fascinating place. I hope, at least, that the views have given you a slight idea of ​​its spectacular beauty. Best regards.

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