Santa Tecla, neolithic ruins of a village of over 3,000 high on a mountain above A Guarda, Spain. You can see the blue of the Atlantic at the top of the picture. On the very top of the mountain there is a viewpoint, along with cafes for ice cream, coffee and beer and stalls selling souvenirs. I was a bit bemused to see a topless witch who laughs when you walk by (think Big Lots Halloween decorations) hanging on a broomstick in one of the stalls. I suppose the connection being pagans...witches. Sonrisa thought that it made sense...
Friday, July 24, 2009
Santa Tecla, Spain
Santa Tecla, neolithic ruins of a village of over 3,000 high on a mountain above A Guarda, Spain. You can see the blue of the Atlantic at the top of the picture. On the very top of the mountain there is a viewpoint, along with cafes for ice cream, coffee and beer and stalls selling souvenirs. I was a bit bemused to see a topless witch who laughs when you walk by (think Big Lots Halloween decorations) hanging on a broomstick in one of the stalls. I suppose the connection being pagans...witches. Sonrisa thought that it made sense...
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'Santa Tecla, neolithic ruins of a village of over 3,000 high on a mountain above A Guarda, Spain. You can see the blue of the Atlantic at the top of the picture. On the very top of the mountain there is a viewpoint, along with cafes for ice cream, coffee and beer and stalls selling souvenirs.'
Sounds cool.:)
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