Spain mountains

"I just went down the Cabezo Redondo near La Paca and headed towards the small town of Coy. Soon I see Cerro De Las Viñas and although it is a little late I decide to climb it. I cross a fallow land and then climb a hillside that transforms into a sea of stones. At the top I see remains of a town of about 3500 years ago, remains of houses and wall of the Bronze Age. I did not expect it, really, and I reported later on the internet. I return home and I dedicate myself to write these lines that only seek to entertain you a little." — franciscobirruezo • Nov 16, 2019

"Cool and windy day, the clock of the Church of La Paca is stopped. I buy a couple of tomato empanadas and approach the Cabezo Redondo with the intention of climbing it. I see a dry stream in the northeast part that serves as a path, it is very rocky and straight to the top. Being a discreet mountain has magnificent views from its top, I also observe many raptors looking for the food of the day. At the top I try to locate my second objective today: Cerro de Las Viñas." — franciscobirruezo • Nov 16, 2019

"More windy day than yesterday with gusts of 43 miles / h, however we are surprised to see many flowers and butterflies. This area of ravines has great contrasts in a small space. We see hikers returning home while we get ready to start the route. We look for a place protected from the wind for lunch. Water salts shine on the clay, this area was an inland sea millions of years ago and fossil remains of mollusks and shells can be seen." — franciscobirruezo • Nov 10, 2019

"Autumnal but sunny day, we leave Collado Bermejo in Sierra Espuña along a path that surrounds the shady Peña Apartada. The ground is full of acorns and pine cones that will feed many animals next winter. The reddish earth contrasts with the bright leaves of the trees. We pick up some pine cones to light the fireplace at home and also rose hips to make syrup." — franciscobirruezo • Nov 9, 2019