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At the entrance to the harbor there's a grand medieval fort. If you close your eyes you can imagine the galleons entering the harbor under its watchful eye. The many windows surely provided ample opportunity for soldiers to guard the harbor, town, and perhaps, the Corinthian Leather.
Thieves can never get enough of that stuff.
Written May 19, 2011
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Favorite thing: Juan de la Cosa, Columbus's map-maker, was from Santoña. I felt it only appropriate to show him some respect.
Updated Jun 9, 2011
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We pulled into Santoña just as the sun was starting to set and the fog was rolling in. We walked its boardwalk, enjoyed the view, and then got frankly silly. (See travelogue.)
I had the pleasure of visiting the north of Spain for a week durring Easter 2002. I had been in Madrid for about a month and was really tired of only seeing tall buildings and smelling the cars, so......
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