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El castillo de Burgalimar (del árabe Burj al-Hamma, 'torre de los Baños'), es una fortaleza califal, construida en el siglo x sobre un pequeño cerro que domina la localidad de Baños de la Encina, situada en el norte de la provincia de Jaén (Andalucía, España).
Rodeado y flanqueado por una robusta y almenada muralla con catorce torres, más una decimoquinta torre del homenaje de factura cristiana, el castillo apenas ha sufrido daños, ya sean causados por el tiempo o la acción humana. Representa por tanto un ejemplo perfecto de fortaleza andalusí del siglo x, y constituye el conjunto fortificado mejor preservado de la época califal, al mismo tiempo que es uno de los castillos musulmanes mejor conservados de toda España. Su inestimable valor histórico y artístico es la razón por la que este castillo llegó a ser declarado como Monumento Nacional en 1931.1os de la Encina (Jaén)
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Prima del rientro mi stringo
un po' rabbrividendo per la nebbia.
Penso che ogni giorno è più prezioso
anche se imperfetto
e che il mistero è qui
e mi accompagna
da sempre.
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Paolo Longo marzo 2013
view street in central Moscow after a severe storm. typical architecture and details of XVIII - XIX centuries.
Se non ti fermano mentre ti allontani allora continua a camminare. Guarda avanti, senza voltarti.
(Paulo Coelho)
I thought I'd try a panorama with my cell phone of the hilly streets of Charlotte Amalie. I believe this photo was made up of about 9 individual photos, then stitched together in Photoshop. Wasn't sure how it would work since the street to the right is a steep hill, but all in all, I was pleased with the results. We really enjoyed our time in the city while on vacation!
Along Smith Street in downtown Houston. The Bob and Vivian Fountain in the foreground with the Chevron buildings in the background. The buildings "fame" is derived from the original owners, Enron.
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