Osheas Guide to Spain And Portugal
Osheas Guide to Spain And Portugal
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M. , and driving as far as Arroyo de la Miel, where we rode the horses sent beforehand, and arrived at La Fuengirola at 7 P. M. ) Puengirola. Inn: Posada del Salvador; clean beds, and no need for zoological researches trust to the gazpacho and rice. This small village and castle stand most picturesquely on a crag. As one approaches it the heights of Sierra Blanca are descried to the right, and to the left roll the quiet blue waves of the Medi- terranean, with the sandy beach glimmering in the d...istance, and studded with isolated watch- towers, mostly of Moorish style, dating from the troubled times of constant surprises, inroads, and rebellions, characteristic of the protracted war between the Crescent and the Cross. Fuengirola was the Sual of the Romans, and Sohail of the Moors, so called because from its neighbouring hill the star Sohail, the Canopus, is the only point in Spain from which it can be seen. Ibn-Al-Kathib says it was the object of constant landings . Of Christians, and that its inhabitants were a bad sort of people.
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M. , and driving as far as Arroyo de la Miel, where we rode the horses sent beforehand, and arrived at La Fuengirola at 7 P. M. ) Puengirola. Inn: Posada del Salvador; clean beds, and no need for zoological researches trust to the gazpacho and rice. This small village and castle stand most picturesquely on a crag. As one approaches it the heights of Sierra Blanca are descried to the right, and to the left roll the quiet blue waves of the Medi- terranean, with the sandy beach glimmering in the d...istance, and studded with isolated watch- towers, mostly of Moorish style, dating from the troubled times of constant surprises, inroads, and rebellions, characteristic of the protracted war between the Crescent and the Cross. Fuengirola was the Sual of the Romans, and Sohail of the Moors, so called because from its neighbouring hill the star Sohail, the Canopus, is the only point in Spain from which it can be seen. Ibn-Al-Kathib says it was the object of constant landings . Of Christians, and that its inhabitants were a bad sort of people.
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