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molting used to be called to mewe (mue). If you like to read some middle english, 15th century quotes I enjoyed reading it personally. 99% understandable imo, interesting to see how words have changed.
There are a lot of pictures from Madrid here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Madrid
Since I haven't been there yet it's hard for me to tell which is something typical and not a random street / building. I apologize if you've already seen them.