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Porthcadjack waterfall taken from the beach.
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Mondalindo and La Sierra de La Cabrera granite.
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El Escorial visible from the Roman road
The Monastery Palace of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Phillip II's headquarters for running the largest empire yet seen.
Somehow, viewing it from the ruins of an earlier 'biggie', its impact is softened!
Somehow, viewing it from the ruins of an earlier 'biggie', its impact is softened!
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Up close it is awe- inspiring as no doubt was the intention!
This Roman road isn't even on most maps of the history of the area. It is very apparent from areal photography though! - it was a minor road, probably to and from the mining areas in the mountains around here.
You can see it on Google maps. I have pinpointed the spot.
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