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My Spring Trip to “Arenas de San Pedro” in Spain
By Steven Starry of MadridTeacher.com
Last week, my family and I to “Arenas de San Pedro” in the “Gredos” Mountains southwest of Madrid. It about 2 hours to get here. “Arenas de San Pedro” a population of 6,500 permanent residents. This number in the summer.
“Arenas” is a mix of old and new elements. This is the old section of town. The “Castle of the Sad Countess” about 600 years old. hourly tours of the castle. We the castle on Friday and it at 5 o’clock in the afternoon. The views really impressive. It’s very nice to drive around those mountains. There are some very pretty towns, “El Hornillo,” “Guisando,” “El Arenal”. . .
There are some towers in the castle. You see the church in the town from the castle. The interior of the castle an area for presentations and this very beautiful room is the museum, and it has computers. This is the lake in “Arenas de San Pedro.” It’s very beautiful. a little road next to and around the lake and people exercise there. Some very lucky people have their homes on the lake.
We in a rural house next to "Arenas de San Pedro." There is a 150-meter dirt road which leads to the house. This is the little house we stayed in. This little house is for 2 people. This little house is 4 four people, and this little house is also for 4 people. The house a sofa, a fireplace, a refrigerator and microwave, a bed and a television downstairs, and also a bathroom. a toilet and a shower. And you see out the window here, and there’s also a little sink. Now, see upstairs. There’s the stairs. There’s a trunk, one bed on one side and another bed on the other side. Now, let’s look outside where you can see a little stream, and you hear the stream at night. There’s also a barbecue. This is the main building of “Casa Crisol.” This is the entrance, and reception, and the lounge area. You can see the bar there. some armchairs, a table, a fireplace and there’s a sofa and a coffee table there. This is the dining area. We yoghurt and strawberries for breakfast.
Saturday morning, we to see “El Aguila” caves. They didn’t me to take any photographs, but I them anyway. This is the view from the caves. Then, we to “Arenas de San Pedro” and visited the medieval bridge. Again, the views spectacular. We had lunch here. And after that, we walked around “Arenas de San Pedro” and the church and visited the main streets and so on.
This land to the Sad Countess. And this is her mansion. Can you see her horse? After that, we visited the Sanctuary of Saint Peter or “San Pedro” in Spanish. Then, we by a mountain stream. After that, we visited an incredible bee museum in “Poyales del Hoyo.” There are around 200,000 bees in that little room. The window is open. The man a very interesting 2-hour presentation on bees. Of course, the presentation is in Spanish. This is a view from the museum. And, these some of the old hives.
The next morning, we the rural house. We to a castle in Monbeltrán. This castle is in a very beautiful valley. We didn’t into the castle because we didn’t have time. At the top of the valley, there is a mountain pass called “Puerto Pico.” And that is the old Roman road. This is the view south of “Puerto Pico.” Our return trip to Madrid at 11 o’clock and at about 17:30 in the evening. We took a different route through the mountains and we drove much more slowly. The landscape was different. There were fewer trees and it was much, much colder. Later in the afternoon nearer to Madrid, we saw the “Burguillo” lake. A lot of the scenery in the area like this, but this particular scene is near “El Tiemblo.”
Thank you for watching. My name’s Steven Starry from MadridTeacher.com.