Continuing our drive to the Salt Works, we pass the old fortified church of San Jorge, standing alone amongst the fields, its battlemented walls glistening snow-white against the distant hills. This church was built in the fourteenth century, and has withstood many an assault by the Moors.
“The old fortified church of San Jorge was built in the 14th century, and has withstood many an assault by the Moors.”
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“The salt pans cover an area of six square miles, ... and the shining islands of salt are stacked upon stone platforms in the water.”
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