I work in a transport company in the direction of environment and sustainability and this time I had to travel to the town of Cangas de Onis located in Asturias, a town with a lot of history that received the title as such title by King Alfonso XIII in 1907.
It is a small town but with very receptive and friendly people, where I had a great time and took many photos to perpetuate the moment, as I confess it was the first time I was there, here I leave some of it.
In this one I captured possibly the most historically representative of the place, the Roman Bridge, called by the locals el puent贸n, built by them when the country was part of their domains and served to cross the river Sella.
In this one I capture the Sella River that crosses the city, the shot was taken in the afternoon hours when the sun was setting.
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The next two show the night streets of the place at the time of June, peaceful, as it is not a tourist destination and little traveled.
And this last one shows a typical dish consumed at dinner, in a bar of the village where the main attendees are the parishioners.
Its name is Cachopo which consists of two breaded veal fillets stuffed with cheese and ham, it is delicious and I recommend it if you come or pass by here.
All the pictures were taken with my inseparable Minolta digital camera.