Más Mallorca magazine
| Caimari |
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| Torrent de Pareis-Sa Calobra |
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| Grouper typical of Mallorca |
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| Viola jaubertiana |
A perennial stoloniferous herbaceous plant, with leaves cordate and with long petioles, arranged in a basal rosette. |
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| Valldemossa |
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| The white Mallorcan sheep |
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| Son Real |
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| Mallorcan embroidery |
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| The reign of King James I (II) |
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Experience Caimari and dive into the calmness of this former island. Enjoy the silence that is so emblematic for this place and which is transmitted by its inhabitants and their relaxed way of life.
For the non-experts or novices in the noble sport of hiking over mountains or torrents, it’s pretty tough and, depending on the trail, difficult and complicated. Indispensable:good walking boots, outdoor clothing, some food and at least 2 litres of water.
Serves 4 people:
Characteristics: 
This is the most spread ovine race on the Balearic Islands. Historically it can be considered a race that lives in different ecosystems, in lowlands as well as in the mountains.
With some of the fees collected with the eco-tax (which the tourists were paying from May 2002 until October 2003), the government purchased the 400- hectare finca Son Real in the bay of Alcúdia.
The mallorcan-embroidery stitch is part of the history of Majorca’s traditional embroidery. The mallorcan-embroidery is a free-stitch embroidery technique, as it is done directly on top of the fabric. The embroidery is present on clothes and house linen.
The beginning of his reign was marked by the battle of Muret (1213), in which his father Peter II the Catholic, died and left little James to Simon of Monfort’s – the winner of the Battle of Muret – custody. Simon held James as a hostage until Pope Innocence III ordered that he should be handed over to the Templars in 1214.








