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        <![CDATA[About the Fences - Clara Campoamor Square in San Silvestre de Guzmán / estudio veintidós]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Numerous stone fences, shale and lime walls, mills, clear water troughs, and wells stretch across the surroundings of <a href="/tag/san-silvestre-de-guzman">San Silvestre de Guzmán</a>, in the Andévalo region of Huelva. The construction tradition itself, linked to the control of the territory and its agricultural and livestock activities, is evident in the public spaces of the urban core.</p>]]>
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