They say that Don Pío, our good Mr. Baroja, was a frequent visitor to this place and that partly, letting himself be carried away by the peace and beauty that it displays, served as inspiration for one of his great novels, which is none other than the titled 'Good Retirement Nights'.
Not far from here, in front of where the old ruin of what was once the apse of a millennial Romanesque hermitage that for centuries served and relieved the spiritual concerns of the people of Avila, under the dedication of San Isidoro de Sevilla, the also writer Javier Sierra located, at the top of a bare mound, whose access is forbidden to the public, a small castle, from where King Ferdinand VII controlled the old and rebellious Madrid with an absolutist gaze.
Like that Templar knight turned mercenary, Bertrand Du Guesclin, I neither take away nor put a king, I only serve my imagination; for this reason, from what I can attest, is that there is no doubt that this is a place for and for dreams.
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Siempre son sugerentes y misteriosas esas imágenes que se reflejan en el agua, perdiendo sus líneas claras, ganando ondas y sinuosidades, abrazos amigo Juancar.
Como diría el poeta surrealista francés, Paul Eluard, hay otros mundos pero están en este. Un abrazo
How pretty!
Thanks, friend
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