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Monday Morning Photo - Arco de Villarla in Renaissance Baeza

Renaissance Baeza, a unesco city twinned with Úbeda, 7km away, was a recent visit and first overnight stay. It dates back from the Visigoths but what we see today is an abundance of fabulous sandstone monuments built from the riches gained from agriculture in the 16th century, like the former Civil Court and Notary, now a tourist office. Arco de Villarlar and Tourist Office, Baeza See the Monday Morning Photo List.

Monday Morning Photo - Waterwheel on River Guadalquivir Next to the Roman Bridge, Cordoba

Molino de la Albolafia, the ancient waterwheel next to the Roman Bridge which straddles the River Guadalquivir in Cordoba city. Built by Abd al-Rahman II to take water from the river across to the Royal Palace gardens, now named El Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos. The waterwheel has been on Cordoba city's Coat of Arms since the 14th Century.

Molino de la Albolafia, Waterwheel  Cordoba
Molino de la Albolafia, Waterwheel  Cordoba

See the Monday Morning Photo list.

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