With a Camera in Majorca
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Round and compact, often black in colour, and with stiff mane and tail, these horses have a remarkably arched crest and a slightly convex outline of nose the profile of head and neck being represented rather by the segment of a circle than by the right angle formed at the With a Camera in Majorca 31 apex of the skull by the lines of the slender Spanish horse.
Mules are largely used in the Balearics, Majorca being especially celebrated for its breed. They are big, hand- some animals, unusually d...ocile, owing to the gentle treatment they receive, and a good pair of carriage mules is more sought after and more valuable than is a pair of the best Continental horses. Nearly all the carriages of the Palma gentry are drawn by fast-trotting mules, and towards evening a perfect procession of galaretas wends its way westward along the sea road, each with its match pair of strong, sure-footed beasts that make nothing of the hills to be encountered.
Half an hour's drive along this road brings one to the wooded knoll beyond Santa Catalina, on which stands the old castle of Bellver, a well-preserved thirteenth- century fortress, whose yellow walls rise above the surrounding pines, foursquare and stately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Round and compact, often black in colour, and with stiff mane and tail, these horses have a remarkably arched crest and a slightly convex outline of nose the profile of head and neck being represented rather by the segment of a circle than by the right angle formed at the With a Camera in Majorca 31 apex of the skull by the lines of the slender Spanish horse.
Mules are largely used in the Balearics, Majorca being especially celebrated for its breed. They are big, hand- some animals, unusually d...ocile, owing to the gentle treatment they receive, and a good pair of carriage mules is more sought after and more valuable than is a pair of the best Continental horses. Nearly all the carriages of the Palma gentry are drawn by fast-trotting mules, and towards evening a perfect procession of galaretas wends its way westward along the sea road, each with its match pair of strong, sure-footed beasts that make nothing of the hills to be encountered.
Half an hour's drive along this road brings one to the wooded knoll beyond Santa Catalina, on which stands the old castle of Bellver, a well-preserved thirteenth- century fortress, whose yellow walls rise above the surrounding pines, foursquare and stately.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deste to read onlineMoreLess
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