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RE: [ENG-SPN] The Invisible Church of the Duero Frontier / La Iglesia Invisible de la Frontera del Duero
That's right—often, we don't pay attention to those details or places, and then we realize they're steeped in history and hold some significance for understanding how certain events in the present unfold. The church looks quite old, and its structure has a certain air of mystery.
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Indeed. It also helps to better understand the surroundings—how those small rural settlements formed, the significance of those churches, why they were situated precisely along those roads and at those crossroads (seemingly in the middle of nowhere), and a multitude of other details. Although heavily modified, the church dates back to the 12th century. Thank you for your comment, and best regards.
An ancient architectural style that was worth exploring. Best regards.