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THERE IS A STORY about this monument, but knew that I would like. Tradition has it that centuries ago, men who lived in the mountain regions of the (interior of the province of Valencia) went down with their children to Valencia.
Coming to market that was established around the auction and asked him if his children saw what they had at the peak of the stork sculpture is at the top of the church of Saints John (which is only some keys).
The children were distracted by looking at which time aprobechaban parents to abandon their child and go home (almost like the story of Tom Thumb).
The lost children were then collected by traders from the areas, which gave them food and shelter in exchange for their work. Once past few years, when children had already learned a trade, the father returned and took them to the people.
Thus the child has learned a trade, the father does not cost anything and the dealer had a job for free.

I hope you've liked the story, and if you want to see this church, which is in front of the auction, I would like to remember and mirarais to the top of this church.


Church of Santos Juanes.
It is a church located in the city of Valencia, opposite the Lonja de la Seda, and next to the Mercado Central, built over an ancient mosque in 1240 and the Gothic style.

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