Mirador de Doña Emilia is one of 3 subregions of Llanuras de la Cosecha in Cuatro Colinas Game Reserve, located in Spain.
Description[]
"By the middle of the 18th century, my family's stewardship of this land was well established. Europe's lords and ladies would visit, with the ladies often beeing neglected while the lords would spend the whole day hunting. One Doña Emilia made a habit of ascending the tower here so she could observe the hunts trough a telescope."
Locations[]
| Location | Amount |
|---|---|
| Lookout Points | 1 |
| Outposts | 2 |
| Hunting Structures | None |
| Landmarks | 2 |
| Points of Interest | None |
| Collectibles | None |
Lookout Point Mirador de Dona Emilia
Outpost Logia De La Reina
Outpost Fuerte De Pascal
Reconquista
This region of Spain was hotly contested during the Reconquista. Christian Visigoths of the Iberian peninsula set out to reclaim Spain from the Muslim kingdoms that had been established some years previously. Both sides built their own fortifications, and the ruins of these watchtowers and forts still remain.
This region of Spain was hotly contested during the Reconquista. Christian Visigoths of the Iberian peninsula set out to reclaim Spain from the Muslim kingdoms that had been established some years previously. Both sides built their own fortifications, and the ruins of these watchtowers and forts still remain.
A Farming Lagacy
People have been farming on this land since long before records were kept. With the natural abundance of wildlife, there was little need for cattle, but a variety of grains were farmed here. And the shepherds and goatherds were here long before the Romans arrived.
People have been farming on this land since long before records were kept. With the natural abundance of wildlife, there was little need for cattle, but a variety of grains were farmed here. And the shepherds and goatherds were here long before the Romans arrived.