Herrera de Valdecañas 1
image capture Dec2018 https://goo.gl/maps/xo9o8QeWsHpDGQQx5
Herrera de Valdecañas 2
image capture Feb 2017 https://goo.gl/maps/BZNp7UKhZiQp3VDUA
Herrera de Valdecañas 3:
nice street view from hill top
https://goo.gl/maps/WVGJm9m8TtsC39bJ7 (image capture Jul 2018)btw. these pic are the wider view, but in Herrera - a small town located near a hill - is one very nice historical building, the monumental church of the seventh century dedicated to Santa Cecilia - photos: https://www.palenciaturismo.com/visitar ... ta-cecilia
(GT) Construction began in the 14th century in the Gothic style. It consists of three solemn naves and a beautifully sculpted doorway from the period. It has the category of Historic Artistic Monument, and inside a Gothic figure of Christ on the Cross is exhibited, in addition to several baroque altarpieces. ((http://herreradevaldecanas.es/index.php ... e-interes/)
(GT) Built in limestone ashlar masonry in the late 13th and early 14th centuries, but underwent some reforms in the 15th and 16th centuries. It has a basilica plan with three naves separated by cruciform pillars with attached columns that support bent pointed arches and which, in turn, contain simple ribbed vaults, aligned and marked transept in elevation. (https://www.turismocastillayleon.com/es ... ta-cecilia)
(http://herreradevaldecanas.es/index.php ... e-interes/)
video: https://www.facebook.com/HerreraDeValde ... 920276551/
much nice photos http://luisangelarribas.blogspot.com/20 ... orfia.html
Hana, 
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, actually its locations are near one canal (from the river to fishponds)
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- Gapcio is still in Poland
Thanks Maciej Siembor!
(it was an autocorrect fault which I did not see) As far as I understood Karl II did not fit into this project. But maybe the other ones? However, it is not of so great importance to me that I will bother Urmas with this question. He has other things to do 
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