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This document appears to be a list of dates from November in El Pla, Italy. It includes the words "1st", "2nd", and "NOVEMBER" repeated multiple times in lines that also say "EL PLA ITALY".
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The document presents information about the town of El Pla de Santa Maria including that the old school building from 1934 is now used as the town library, the square in the town has been changed and reformed over time, and it provides details on traditions, sports, and a factory located in El Pla de Santa Maria. It was created by four students.
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El documento presenta información sobre El Pla de Santa Maria, incluyendo su iglesia de Sant Ramon, la antigua escuela, la iglesia de Asunción, los gigantes y diablos tradicionales, el club de patinaje y la escuela de fútbol. Se agradece a los espectadores por ver la presentación.
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This document provides information about various landmarks and events in El Pla de Santa Maria through a series of images and captions. It describes two giant figures named Sare and Marinada that represent winds, an old and young church, an old factory where people used to work, a popular restaurant called Masia del Pla, an important annual wind fair called Fira del Vent, and shields for the local football, skating, and hockey clubs. The document aims to highlight important cultural and historical aspects of El Pla de Santa Maria.
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This document contains photos and descriptions of landmarks in the town of El Pla taken by Aitor, Gerard, Carlos, and Elias. It features the old church, the oldest street, their school with 245 students, the even older neighboring school now used as a library, the football field where they play, and the town's pool described as deep and big. The document concludes with an aerial photo of El Pla and a thank you for viewing.
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This document provides information about various landmarks and events in El Pla de Santa Maria through a series of images and captions. It describes two giant figures named Sare and Marinada that represent winds, an old and young church, an old factory where people used to work, a popular restaurant called Masia del Pla, an important annual wind fair called Fira del Vent, and shields for the local football, skating, and hockey clubs. The document aims to highlight important cultural and historical aspects of El Pla de Santa Maria.
Pla presentation4
This document contains photos and descriptions of landmarks in the town of El Pla taken by Aitor, Gerard, Carlos, and Elias. It features the old church, the oldest street, their school with 245 students, the even older neighboring school now used as a library, the football field where they play, and the town's pool described as deep and big. The document concludes with an aerial photo of El Pla and a thank you for viewing.
Pla presentation group1
The document contains photos from El Pla de Santa Maria, including two churches (Sant Ramon and Assumpsió), the town hall building, local giants and big heads for festivals, the town's shield, wetlands, and an old factory with a pond. In total, the photos provide glimpses into some of the key landmarks, culture, and natural areas found in El Pla de Santa Maria.