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| | SAN JUAN DE LA PENA & CANFRANC (WILD SPAIN) |
 | | Munsalvaesche its name.' The monks of San Juan de la Peña did, in fact, possess an ornate jewelled chalice, consisting of two sardonyx bowls joined by a beautifully-worked gold 'cage' and handles, which is now under lock and key in the treasury of the cathedral at València. |
 | | Canfranc extends all the way to the French border and is bounded on the east by the Tena valley with its Río Gállego and a line of high peaks; on the west by another range of mountains and the Valle de los Angeles; and on the south by the Peña Oroel (1,769 m/5,805 ft). |
 | | From Huesca, the E07/N330 leads directly to Jaca, the gateway to Canfranc, and to the monastery of San Juan de la Peña and the surrounding Sierra de la Peña. |
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