A cheerful and clear sky and several streets of irregular shape
We are heading towards Argente - which is really in the middle of somewhere, just not a very populated somewhere. It is a splendid example of rural Spain. Some refurbishments, some garish colours, some old and decayed and some plots, like missing teeth, reminding us of what once was. The wiki page [Spanish] doesn’t bother with such things Moors or Christians, nope. Straight into the GSH Dictionary. I’ve got to say, it is a good one. ARGENTE: l. with town hall of the province and diocese of Teruel (9 1/2 leagues), situated on a well-ventilated height, with a cheerful and clear sky; its climate is cold, but healthy; it has 180 houses distributed in several streets of irregular shape and covered with such uneven rubble that it makes its floor very uncomfortable; there is 1 primary school attended by 50 or 60 students under the direction of 1 examined teacher, endowed with its own funds with the amount of 800 reales and 50 fanegas of wheat: and 1 parish church under the patr...