Vigia

On the right hand a hill overhangs the town, rising precipitously to the height of a thousand feet or thereabouts, on the extreme pinnacle of which is erected a signal station, called the Vigia, which, at the instant I saw it, was telegraphing to some craft out at sea.

Tom Cringle's Log Michael Scott 1812

The trip includes private access to Finca Vigia, Ernest Hemingway's waterfront home in Cojimar; a cigar-rolling workshop; a visit to the Matannzas, the birthplace of rhumba; and a stay in the five-star Iberostar Grand Hotel Trinidad.

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House Vigia V. 1: Ambient design aims at using natural light to the hilt

Original Design And Architecture: Modern Home in Spain by OmasC Architects 2009

House Vigia V. 1: Ambient design aims at using natural light to the hilt

Universe Beach House in Mexico by Tatiana Bilbao 2009

House Vigia V. 1: Ambient design aims at using natural light to the hilt

Original Design And Architecture: Modern Home in Spain by OmasC Architects 2009

Dusted off my Finca Vigia collection on Sunday just to read and enjoy snippets of his writing style.

Writer's Block...A Thing Of The Past | Write to Done 2009

But modern design, along with ingenious use of glass has ensured that the Vigia V. 1 home in Guadalajara, Mexico, overcomes that problem with ease.

Original Design And Architecture: Modern Home in Spain by OmasC Architects 2009

Slivinia doesn't return my look — instead, with an imperceptible arch of her impeccable eyebrow, she asks Vigia — one of our own cavalry commanders — to head out and stake a position with his unit.

Rook 2010

Vigia responds by taking out one of their infantry units but leaves a big hole in our formation and their arrows pour in as their archers advance.

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By now, Koppar, Vigia and I are aligned and we slowly tighten the noose around Wirka.

Rook 2010