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DescriptionMoniloto de El Bodón.jpg
English: Standing stone and pedestal erected in 2011 to commemorate the bi-centenary of the combat of 25 September 1811, between the invading napoleonic army and the anglo-luso-germano coalition, which had to retreat due to the imbalance of force.
The French army, under command of Marmont, then moved to nearby Fuenteguinaldo and systematically ransacked the village : ►(File:Fuenteguinaldo, 1811-2011.jpg).
Road description : starting from (40.48719, -6.57660) in the village of El Bodón, (1) take a 500 m downhill road branching off c/ San Jose when leaving the village westwards, (2) go through a underpass under road CL-526, (3) then keep driving on a generally slightly uphill and sometimes bumpy earth road for 2300 m. The track is signposted whenever needed. (November 2019)
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