I completely agree. These are places that, despite everything, continue to "speak" from the silence of the centuries, incorporated, moreover, into the sweet voice of nature. Thank you very much

Surely, even ruined and, in many cases, forgotten, these are places that have much to tell. Thank you and best regards.

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The world and its contents are always a monumental school in which to grow and learn. Greetings.

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I think it's normal that along the way you come across surprising places that, in one way or another, motivate and inspire, regardless of the time or difficulties. Challenges, problems, and setbacks also

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Unfortunately, that's the way it is. Here in Spain, there are many cities that were once great medieval towns and were surrounded by walls. Walls crumbled over time, and alongside what little remains of

Thank you very much for your kind comment. Experiencing these places, these legacy architectures, is another way to delve into those chapters of history not covered in textbooks. It's a way of feeling,

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Indeed, one could say that's exactly what happened. In fact, in many large cities and towns, those first establishments, those first medieval fairs, are still remembered, recreating and giving a little

The last thing is essential: the stew is a fantastic dish, and if it's accompanied by the finest Ribera del Duero wines, the experience is sublime.

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Well, the surroundings of Castillejo are quite surprising, and exploring them at night can be an unusual experience, regardless of the legends or our beliefs. We must also remember that every legend always

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Yes. Stonemasons scattered Spain with small stars, artisanal temples, which, in some cases, were mirrored in the stars. As kingdoms consolidated and new cities were established, stonemasons' guilds began