NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 44: Seville, Spain
CHAIN at the Torre del Oro. On 3 May 1248 the Castilian fleet broke the chained bridge of boats here; Seville fell in November.
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NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 42: Montreal, Canada
OWED on the Big O. The 1976 Games left a $1.5-billion debt that took until Nov 2006 to pay off. Hence the nickname: the Big Owe.
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NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 41: Khiva, Uzbekistan
UNDONE faces Kalta Minor, the short minaret. Meant to reach 70-80 m, it stopped at about 26 m when its khan died in 1855.
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NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 40: Pisa, Italy
A painted hole below the Leaning Tower. Work paused for nearly a century from about 1178, which let the clay firm up and saved it.
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NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 39: Mykonos, Greece
GUST under a Chora windmill. Up to 28 mills worked the north wind, grinding imported grain into rusk for passing ships.
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NATRIX World Tour 26 · Stop 38: Granada, Spain
A tile craftsman on an Albaicín wall faces the Alhambra, which Moorish craftspeople repaired for its new rulers after 1492.
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