A house in stone and adobe (sun-dried bricks) on a
slope.
This
is one of the few streets not yet surfaced.
There
are still cellars in the village. The wine drank there is delicious. Especially,
when it goes with chat in the company of family and friends.
Saint
Roque's hermitage placed on what we call the "Torrejon" that overlooks
the whole village.
Another
perspective of Saint Peter's Church. It is on its tower that
"mielga" -a kind of wild medicinal alfalfa- sometimes grows; this is
the origin of the locals nickname: "mielgueros".
Here,
we can see an architectural style of façades, typical in the north of the
province of Burgos.
Here
we are an incomplete view of the village, from the top of the bell tower.
This
is one of the few streets not yet surfaced.
There
are still cellars in the village. The wine drank there is delicious. Especially,
when it goes with chat in the company of family and friends.
Saint
Roque's hermitage placed on what we call the "Torrejon" that overlooks
the whole village.
Another
perspective of Saint Peter's Church. It is on its tower that
"mielga" -a kind of wild medicinal alfalfa- sometimes grows; this is
the origin of the locals nickname: "mielgueros".
Here,
we can see an architectural style of façades, typical in the north of the
province of Burgos.
Here
we are an incomplete view of the village, from the top of the bell tower.
Another
view of the Roman bridge.