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For my next post in our lovely community this Friday for the #MarketFriday by 
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These photographs are taken on 16 July 2022 with my iPhone 📱😎🤓 in a park we walked through in the city of Algeciras Spain 🇪🇸
On Google maps located at the yellow star ⭐️:
The María Cristina Park ~ Parque María Cristina in Algeciras Spain 🇪🇸
I couldn’t find further information about it.
Let’s have a look at the BONSAI TREES. 🥰
Wandering through the park, for some shade at this hot summer day… we see these views.
Now we see the first photo, Jardin de las Bonsais. A bonsai garden. Of course we enter and see:
Little cute bonsai trees on display. In many different shapes and kinds.
Not all signs I could read anymore as they were weathered away… it looks like this bonsai display has been here for a while. I never knew… it is not advertised.
This one was flowering, but you can’t see the little flowers well as the sun was in the wrong spot to take better photographs 😎 but you can see a few.
A little sign says this is a cypress tree 🌲
Isn’t it wonderful 🥰
Next one is a Juniper tree and the price says €280 euros.
The entire juniper bonsai tree. 😊
A wider view on the little exhibition area. It isn’t large. But they do have many bonsai trees.
A corner of it.
Have a look at these roots around the stone/ rock 🪨
All bonsai trees were for sale and most of the proceeds would go to the garden to maintain them.
As we leave the exhibition area… I see a ruin, not big either. A little bonus 😉😎
These are old baths…
The sign says: (I translated for you with the help of Google translate)
”Meriní Royal Baths (13th-14th centuries)
The royal baths of al-Binya, the Marinid palatial city of Algeciras, were built by Emir Abu Yusuf Yaqub between 1279 and 1285.
Once Algeciras was conquered by Castilians in 1344 they became the property of King Alfonso Xl, being devastated in 1379 when Muhammad V of Granada destroyed In city
Between 1997 and 1998, archeological excavations were carried out on the site where these baths were located on the corner between Rocha and Munoz Cobos, recovering, an area of the exterior walls, a sector of one of the rooms, a pallium with the drains of a water wheel that served to supply water to the building and vestiges of the dependencies intended for wood storage, in addition to objects such as pumice stone, glass jars, etc.*
In 1999 the City Council moved the remains of this hanmam into the Park María Cristina, where they were restored, adding a replica of the Water wheel that extracted the water from the well.“
And that’s all for today’s #MarketFriday post with the park, the bonsai tree exhibition and some ruins. Hope you enjoyed coming along.
Until the next one! 👋🏻😎 are you joining me again soon? 😉💃🏻
Here are the bonsai trees I talked about 
Thank you for looking and reading 😊 🙏🏻
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Have a great Friday all 😎
Grtz Jackie
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