Puértolas, Huesca, Aragon.

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Puértolas, Huesca, Aragon.
Sant Chuan de Plan, Val de Chistau, Aragon
via Lucia Mur (@/meteosaravillo)
García Ximénez I (717-758), first King of Sobrarbe. After Ariosto.
Anointed in 717 with the approval of Pope Gregory II, he was the first monarch on the peninsula to be anointed as such after the death of Roderic.
According to legend, around 724, he conquered Aínsa from the Muslims after a fierce battle in which, when the Christians had almost been defeated, a cross of fire appeared above a holm oak, the mythical tree of Sobrarbe, which gave strength to the Christian armies to win the battle.
Pineta by Lejos de Boneville https://flic.kr/p/2nkgY2Z
Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido, Sobrabre (Huesca)
Sobrarbe, Spain - by David Martín Castán
Puente de San Úrbez. Cañón de Añisclo, en Monte Perdido (Huesca).
Torla, Aragon, Spain
by Giacomo Della Sera from España
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