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Image 1. These towers were huge. They were built by the Knights Templar, as I recall.
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Image 2. This was a small chapel inside the entrance. It uses the standard blue tiles.
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Image 3. A ceiling in one of the rooms. It was a dark room, so I had to hold still for a few seconds.
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Image 4. The round church which is modeled on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre by the Knights Templar.
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Images 5, 6. This stereoscopic pair shows the church in Image 4.
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Image 7. Sherry drinking espresso in what used to be a reading room. Above the door is a picture of a monk reading a book.
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Image 8. Sherry sitting on a fountain in one of the courtyards.
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Image 9. The Manueline window looking out.
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Image 10. A road to Fatima on the way to Tomar. This is the closest we got to Fatima.
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Image 11. A huge yucca cactus in Tomar.
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Image 12. Another view.
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Image 13. We weren't suppose to be down here.
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Images 14 and 15. Ruins of what used to be kitchens and other common areas for the monestary.
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Images 16 and 17. Details of the chapel in Image 2.
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Images 18 and 19. Other photographs of Image 4.
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