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Substantial granite boulder
Sierra de La Cabrera. El Cancho Largo behind and above. Situated by the side of the GR10, the long distance footpath between Valencia and Lisbon.
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Fred,
Thank you!
Eunice,
Diane,
Very many thanks!
There is a similarly sized one not far from here that is on a more frequented path and which is shamefully plastered with graffiti! I walk past it often, and always experience an involuntary shudder of distaste.
The (extremely) few walkers on the long distance GR10 here are obviously from a rather better class of person!
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