Isidro Labrador, Torcuato, Euphrasius Indalencio, Second, and Joan of Lestonnac Isidoro.
LOS CORRALES A MOUNTAIN VIEW
corraliegos rom always have covered all the villages in the hills surrounding the Valle de Buelna, from Gedo to Dobra, from Texas to Orza. And they have made stop and inn where, from prime locations would lead to a valley north-south divided by various natural and man-made accidents. The City of Los Corrales de Buelna has worked in the legislature in shaping, enabling and even furnish some of those special places. For now, two have the label of viewpoints, Mount Arm and the Gedo, both with views from the south across the valley, using natural terraces. From any of them you can watch as the train draws a straight line from north to south, crossed, sometimes right, sometimes left on the river Besaya. Both are cast, direction Iguña Valley, between the two mountains that host these viewpoints. Further to the left, viewed from these vantage points, another element divides the valley, the highway from the plateau. [+ info]
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