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The Mezquita or Grand Mosque of Cordoba, contructed after the Moorish conquest
of Spain, features soaring double arches and 856 columns of jasper, onyx, marble
and granite salvaged from a Roman temple that once occupied the site. Photo:
wikipedia.
Dreaming of ancient olive trees, smoky paprika and gypsy heels stomping rhythmically on a battered wood floor…
See you in May.
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