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Mediterranean towns are replete with history and I enjoy discovering nooks and crannies. This one is unique because of a structure known as an "aljibe".
It is a cistern for potable water and dates from hundreds of years ago. It could hold 340 tons of water within walls that are 7 hands thick. In 1990 a plaque was erected to commemorate its history.
The photo is untouched except for an adjustment to shadow/highlights.
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gate to water tower
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