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Menorca: Alaior. On the left, against the southern wall of the Church of Santa Eulàlia d'Alaior, Jaume II (1243–1311), King of Mallorca, founder of Alaior in 1304. Sculpture by Laetitia Lara (2017). On the right, under the mandarin trees, Blue Compass by Carlos Albert (2022).
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Menorca: Alaior. On the left, against the southern wall of the Church of Santa Eulàlia d'Alaior, Jaume II (1243–1311), King of Mallorca, founder of Alaior in 1304. Sculpture by Laetitia Lara (2017). On the right, under the mandarin trees, Blue Compass by Carlos Albert (2022).
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Balearics,.. history is there as anywhere else, not just Rome, Athens, ,Alexandria etc etc
Cheers'' from > Dj.
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