RE: RE: Step Inside the Fort That Survived Empires, Wars, and Revolutions
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RE: Step Inside the Fort That Survived Empires, Wars, and Revolutions

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I am also glad that the walls are preserved noalys@noalys because the walls are somewhat the most historical part as it was transformed multiple times from wood to stone and to Spanish colonial era architecture which is now what we see when we visit it.

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