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After spending a couple of hours in the beautiful cathedral we walked\u00a0around the city and the ancient walls.<\/span><\/strong>
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Museum of Roman history of Le\u00f3n.<\/p><\/div>
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After the Moorish raids<\/p><\/div>
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We were walking around and heard this loud noise (sort of like fireworks cracking). We turned around to look where it was coming from…….<\/p><\/div>
\nThis is what I found in Wikipedia:\u00a0The adult white stork’s main sound is noisy bill-clattering, which has been likened to distant machine gun fire. The bird makes these sounds by rapidly opening and closing its beak so that a knocking sound is made each time its beak closes. The clattering is amplified by its throat pouch,\u00a0which acts as a resonator. Used in a variety of social interactions, bill-clattering generally grows louder the longer it lasts, and takes on distinctive rhythms depending on the situation\u2014for example, slower during copulation and briefer when given as an alarm call. The only vocal sound adult birds generate is a weak barely audible hiss; however, young birds can generate a harsh hiss, various cheeping sounds, and a cat-like mew they use to beg for food. Like the adults, young also clatter their beaks.\u00a0The\u00a0up-down display<\/i>\u00a0is used for a number of interactions with other members of the species. Here a stork quickly throws its head backwards so that its crown rests on its back before slowly bringing its head and neck forwards again, and this is repeated several times. The display is used as a greeting between birds, post coitus, and also as a threat display. Breeding pairs are territorial\u00a0over the summer, and use this display, as well as crouching forward with the tails cocked and wings extended.
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Father and son admiring the cathedral<\/p><\/div>
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I loved this bar. Nice ambiance, great drinks and food. And they played music by Mexican artists \ud83d\ude42<\/p><\/div>
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Casa de los Botines designed by Antoni Gaud\u00ed.<\/p><\/div>
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Saint George slaying the dragon<\/p><\/div>
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Ali spying on Antoni Gaudi.<\/p><\/div>
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Gaudi drawing La Casa de las Botas<\/p><\/div>
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