he historic and picturesque town of La Orotava must win the award for the biggest belén on the island. Their life-size mini village takes up three sides of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and features hosts of angels, flamingos, camels, bunnies (presumably taking refuge from the island’s hunters) and a Middle Eastern market with some dodgy looking carpet sellers; thankfully there’s even a Roman Centurion to keep order.
Saturday, 3 January 2009
In search of Tenerife’s best belénes – La Orotava
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he historic and picturesque town of La Orotava must win the award for the biggest belén on the island. Their life-size mini village takes up three sides of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and features hosts of angels, flamingos, camels, bunnies (presumably taking refuge from the island’s hunters) and a Middle Eastern market with some dodgy looking carpet sellers; thankfully there’s even a Roman Centurion to keep order.
he historic and picturesque town of La Orotava must win the award for the biggest belén on the island. Their life-size mini village takes up three sides of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and features hosts of angels, flamingos, camels, bunnies (presumably taking refuge from the island’s hunters) and a Middle Eastern market with some dodgy looking carpet sellers; thankfully there’s even a Roman Centurion to keep order.
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