File:Giralda and Sevilla Tower aligned.png
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English: Picture taken from a rooftop with the two tallest towers in Seville aligned. It's useful to compare its height. At the background, the slope between Camas and Castilleja de Guzmán is observed.
Español: Foto realizada desde una azotea, con las dos torres más altas de Sevilla superpuestas. Es útil para comparar sus alturas. Al fondo se observa el campo que hay entre Camas y Castilleja de Guzmán. |
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| Author | Juan C. Roldán |
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