The Mirador del Águila stood suspended between the earth and the heavens, an ancient stone promontory perched eight hundred meters above the Guadalquivir river valley. Here, at the highest point of the de la Vega domain, the rugged granite cliffs of the Sierra Morena met the infinite expanse of the Andalusian sky. In medieval times, watchmen had lit beacon fires upon this ledge to warn the kings of Seville of…
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