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Hello classmates!
The other day, I went to Rincón de la Victoria (Malaga). There, I visited Treasure Cave. It's a cave of marine geologic origin in Europe. Inside, you can see: Sala Marco Craso, Sala de Los Lagos, Sala de la Virgen, Sala del Águila, Sala Noctiluca, Sala del Volcán and Pozo del Suizo. Legend has it inside of cave continues buried a hidden treasure for the  Tasufín Ibn Alí Almoravid emperor in the 1100s. I took the picture without flash for to not ruin its qualities.

Regards

Araceli Écija

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Hello!!
I would like to introduce " The big Captain"!!
Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba was known as "GRAN CAPITAN"
He was born in Montilla, Córdoba, in 1453  first of September and died in Loja, Granada.
He was a noble person, politician and military.
Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba was an important person in his time because he created the first Spanish profesional army.
He served The Catholic Kings and won in the conquest of Granada,in Napoles against the French too.
His soldiers respected and admired him and wanted that he was proclamed king of Napoles.
When the catholic queen Isabel died, her husband the king Fernando,faced off Gonzalo on several times and  at the end ," El Gran Capitán" was set apart and finished his days in Spanish lands.
The most important fact was that he established his military reform for centuries....
I hope you like it.!!!
Thanks.
Gregoria Cordón.

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Hi friends.

This is a very interesting statue which is located in the Plaza of Santiago in Lucena (Córdoba). This statue represents The Rabbi´s bust Yosef Ben Meir. He was born in Sevilla in 1077 and he lived there for twelve years. Later, he moved to Lucena, where he studied under the direction of the renowned talmudist Isaac Alfasi for fourteen years. Little data known about his personality. But if we know that he is the author of responsa originally in Arabic, and that he was a rabbit at the academy of Lucena at the age  of twenty-six years until his death in 1141.

I hope everything is ok in there.

Best regards.

Araceli

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Hi friends, it’s a Caliphal bridge.
You can see it in Carcabuey (Córdoba)
It’s a special place, really nice.
I usually go once a year with the studens, we visits the bridge by mountain bike. This monument is build two kilometres from Carcabuey in X century. This bridge connects the city of Cabra with Priego of Córdoba
It was a Roman road to cross the river and reciently it was restore by people from Carcabuey.