Two Fridays ago our program organized a small excursion to Medina Al-Zahra, the 12th-century (?) palace and political/economic center of Al-Andaluz (Andalusia today). Again, apologies for the links!
The palace was built into the side of the hill, for defence and cooling reasons.
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Another view out into the fields - you can see the early morning mist hasn't dissipated yet.
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Restoration work of the Salón de Ricos, thought to be a reception hall for foreign dignitaries and other Important People.
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Restoration in progress
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One last look...
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