Fort Santiago (Intramuros, Manila)

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Fort Santiago (Intramuros, Manila)

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Eduardo Aenlle MD said

January 1, 2008 at 6:35 pm
This gate was designed, in no doubt, by a Gallego. I didn’t notice this until after a trip to Galicia ( northwest part of Spain) where there are houses and horreos (small grain storage structures) that had these points on the roofs. And of course, the depictions of San Iago on the facade ( as in Santiago de Compostela) confirms. this

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