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Travel Blogs from Cuenca
Miracles, oracles and new legs
... a pretty important one, it is All Saints Day. Inside the Basilica the choir boys are singing in Latin and the acoustics are quite beautiful. We read a bit about the church, including the story from the 1600s when a well-known beggar who had his leg amputated apparently dreamed about the Señora del Pilar and when he woke up, his leg had been restored. It must be true because twenty townspeople attested to its veracity, so there you go, amazing. After the ...
Cuenca, ciudad encantada.
... Así llegamos a una información turística y la señora muy buena onda cuando nos vió con la valija nos dijo: "mmmmm van a subir hasta arriba con valija? Dejenla en la terminal".... y ahi fuimos caminamos de vuelta, dejamos valijas y a visitar la ciudad. Cuenca es una ciudad medieval que, como todo España, tiene construcciones árabes que fueron remodeladas por los Romanos y las culturas cristianas asi que es algo increíble. No tiene mucho ...
Don Quixode
I was the one to suggest going to Cuenca . In the Castila la Mancha . I wanted to see the windmill as in the story of Don Quixode and Pancho. Well didn't see many old ones but plenty of new windmills . Now I know why , it is so windy up there . I am not comfortable riding in the wind .so to make up for lack of windmills I just keep singing I am lord don Quixote the lord of la Mancha . Works for ...
Cuenca and Teruel
... coast – think we had better get there again before James despairs of the place.
Had the most beautiful drive from Cuenca to Teruel – stopped in Teruel for lunch it had a real Moorish influence, lots of bell towers rising from the town. Decided we’d try and book somewhere for the night – found an old place at the wall of the city. James has been reading lots of Chris Priestley’s horror stories and challenged ...
"Mer mached Hüser i Gstei"
Cuenca hätt e sehr schöni Altstadt mit vilne mittelalterliche Baute. Es isch bekannt für die "hängende Hüser" und zwar sind das Hüser wo sich überhängend ad Schluchte schmieged. Cuenca isch nur einehalb Stund mitem Auto vo Madrid entfernt, aber mich dunkts, als wär ich inere andere Wält. Zum Teil gseht Cuenca au chli uus wie de Bryce Canyon, wels eso Schluchte hät und die weg emene Fluss entstande ...