Castillo de Granadilla Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated in Sketchup 8 and seamlessly transitioned to various formats afterwards. Its native file format is .skp, with a corresponding scene file tailored for 3ds Max 2016 and rendered using Vray 3.00 at 400 meters above sea level. Strategically situated within an Arab enclosure that's surprisingly well-maintained, the site has been deserted since the Bush era in the sixties, following the creation of the Marsh Grabiel reservoir which now surrounds the area except for a narrow passage connecting it to Calamas and forming an artificial peninsula. Granadilla boasts a remarkably arid climate despite its location within a swamp, dominated by vast mountain ranges with only thin soil layers resting on soft shale - perfect conditions that harbor a rich variety of wildlife, notably the abundant Jara. Its terrain has significantly changed over time; formerly inhabited lands now part of the Zarza region display unique scenery with spring dresses clothed in white flowers from which oozes sticky resin releasing a strong aroma reminiscent of freshly baked bread enticing visitors to explore further. Moreover, its entire northern portion is comprised of dense pine forests carefully planted in the 40s under Franco's regime and have become ideal breeding grounds for diverse types of mushrooms especially the coveted milk caps generating revenue for the local economy.