http://dailyphoto.org/tag/penya en-US All original content is owned by the site's members. All other material is copyright &copy;2005, Glen Campbell Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:55:37 PDT Siteframe 5.0.4 webmaster@dailyphoto.org http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 30 <center><a href="http://dailyphoto.org/p/bada-n"><img src="http://dailyphoto.org/files/352/838/pict0092badainnet-0300000n.jpg" width="229" height="300" alt="PICT0092badainnet.jpg"/></a></center><br />This is the church, with romanesque head of the 12th century, of Bada&iacute;n (Pyrenees of Huesca, Spain), small village on the foot of Pe&ntilde;a Solana. 2004-08-10. Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:55:37 PDT http://dailyphoto.org/p/bada-n http://dailyphoto.org/p/bada-n ainsa altoaragn altoaragon ara aragn aragon badain badan boletania boltaa boltana boltania boltanya cinca espaa espagna espagne espana espania espanya guillermo hispania huesca iberia lafortunada lainsa lobera oscense pea pena penia penya pirineo pirineos pyrenees sobrarbe solana spagna spain <center><a href="http://dailyphoto.org/p/two-pe-as"><img src="http://dailyphoto.org/files/352/406/pict0049peamontasolana-0300000n.jpg" width="300" height="229" alt="PICT0049peamontasolana.jpg"/></a></center><br />You can see to the left Pe&ntilde;a Solana (1942 m), to the center the Pe&ntilde;a Monta&ntilde;esa (2291 m) and next to the right side of the photo frame is the Cinca river. This photo was taken in Pu&eacute;rtolas (Pyrenees of Huesca, Spain). 2004-08-18. Sun, 16 Jul 2006 02:02:55 PDT http://dailyphoto.org/p/two-pe-as http://dailyphoto.org/p/two-pe-as ainsa arag aragn aragon boltaa boltana boltania boltanya cinca huesca lainsa laspua laspuna laspunia laspunya montaesa pea pena penia pentildea penya pirineo pirineos pueacutetolas puertolas purtolas pyrenees rio river sobrarbe solana <center><a href="http://dailyphoto.org/p/the_cloister_of_san_juan_de_la_pea"><img src="http://dailyphoto.org/files/352/141/p4240027claustro1fotosig-0300000n.jpg" width="236" height="300" alt="P4240027claustro1fotosig.jpg"/></a></center><br />As a result of the Muslim invasion, a number of hermits vanished themselves to this remote spot in the Pyrenees of Huesca (Spain) and they created a meeting point for hermit life which lived on until the 10th century. In the year 920, Galindo Aznarez II, Count of Aragón, conquered the lands South... Mon, 23 Jan 2006 23:23:55 PST http://dailyphoto.org/p/the_cloister_of_san_juan_de_la_pea http://dailyphoto.org/p/the_cloister_of_san_juan_de_la_pea altoaragn altoaragon aragn aragon aragones aragonese aragons claustro cloister espaa espagna espagne espana espania espanya guillermo hispania huesca iberia jaca jacetania juan lobera monasterio monastery oscense pea pena penya pirineo pirineos pyrenees romanesque romnico san spagna spain