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KentuckyJay

Antiquities around every corner.

Antiquities around every corner.
KentuckyJay, Jun 1, 2014
    • Deborah Diz
      A dovecote..."palomar" in Spanish....for raising dove...to eat!
      Jun 1, 2014
    • KentuckyJay
      Gracias.
      Jun 1, 2014
    • Olivares
      A dovecote (??)....this is a small church dedicated to Santiago after Melide with Romanesque features from the 12th Century (never even heard of Spaniards raising doves to eat...?)
      Sep 10, 2014
    • amancio
      pidgeons are indeed raised to eat, you eat the chicks before they can fly, you just pick them from the nests.
      Feb 9, 2015
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