Description
A very narrow road surrounded by trees leads us to the Ballestera. You will pass through a bread oven and an old haystack, witnesses from another time, from the self-sufficient past of this village. The gardens are intermingled with the pines and some olive trees, the result of the need to get oil before.
The crossbow is made up of two cores of houses separated by an old laundry room that awaits the arrival of people in laundry clothes. During the winter it has only four neighbors. It surprises the cleaning of the village and the freshness of the water that runs next to it. If you close your eyes you can discover that the silence is broken only by the rooster singing, the cat's maullido or the water running.
Next to the Ballestera we find Montalvo with a completely different landscape. It dominates an elevation that is accessed by a road that zigzaguea to the village and offers us impressive views over the valley. You can see narrow streets, narrow walls, houses recovered from ruin, all surrounded by privileged views of the valley.
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