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Salt mines of Fuencaliente
Salt mines of Fuencaliente
Fuencaliente of the palm( abbreviated Fuencaliente ) is a belonging water primrose municipality to the province of cross female saint of Tenerife. It is put in the south of the island of the palm. The municipal capital is named the water primroses, although the ward more settled is those of the Indian thing. Other nucleuses of smaller population are the burnt forests, the coves, the Fajana and the hamlet of the puddle.The name of the municipality comes of a source of medicinal hot springses ( the chronicles of the time say that your waters cured illnesses of the skin ) known as blessed source it had in the coast of the municipality, near the current open space of Echentive, and that was buried for the lavas of the flood of saint Anthony, in the XVII century.Autor Bernhard Hecker http ://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuencaliente_de_La_Palma

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