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Today I'm heading to a village I discovered long ago while hiking a mountain trail and I wanted to show it to you because even though it's quite in ruins I still think it's worth seeing There's still an elderly woman living who I'm hoping to meet and perhaps she can tell us something about the village I'm walking along an old path that is well just an old path Beautiful as I always say but just look at the incredible work they had to do—just look The route I'm on is truly beautiful so I'll do my best to get there as soon as possible since I have to walk a long way to reach This village and everything I've said— if you subscribe to the channel you'll really help me out and if you follow me on social media you'll see things I usually don't post o the YouTube channel and you'll help me a lot too so let's get straight into it The first thing we encounter when arriving in town is this downhill slope well already He was just showing a bit of the descent in the presentation but it's quite Stunning from top to bottom and look at this magnificent stand of chestnut trees here Their centenaries are immense truly enormous though I'm not sure they're fully appreciated keep going down this way and you're going to be amazed by the first little corner you come to we are now in the area of the mill where grinding used to take place Of the grains grown in this area corn is the main one and that tradition still persists I imagine it will continue to be maintained e person who lives in this village this bridge here That idyllic spot over there—look at the little waterfall here and well the mill's completely ruined He's completely shattered utterly broken because a chestnut fell right on him We'll get as close as possible to him but look—he's fallen right on top of it brown and already crushed but still there was good work there you see that beam That was where all the mill's machinery was located let's get closer to see if we can spot anything but I doubt it—it looks pretty badly damaged Good look here—the stairs still lead up to the mill and there' s no tool left but as you can see the access door must be there The original mill remains standing here still Good this chestnut has burst open completely—I'll show you another little one what's here I've seen it's beautiful—well the place is idyllic covered in moss honestly this place is incredible especially when there's a a little more water we'll go across the bridge—I think it's sturdy solid look at that little waterfall there Here because the stones are extremely slippery from the moss growing on them The water is completely clear flowing down from the mountain here to the mill where they carried out the necessary work to grind all kinds of grain The cereal they brought I imagine it was just what this village had since it's quite isolated and I don't think they came from anywhere else villages to do grinding I think the locals around here would use it well if we keep going down this path we'd be entering the village Someone mentioned that an elderly woman lives here—I'm not sure if we'll be able to speak with her as she doesn't seem interested in seeing me anyway but anyway I'd love to talk to her if you can find her and if not then never mind Alright I'm going to show you the village so you can see what it was like but take a look still The old path leading here from the village is still noticeable even though only this lady lives here and the place has been abandoned for many many years I think it had a chapel and we'll do our best to locate it—they told me it was right in the middle of town the first thing we saw when we arrived here This place is either a birdhouse or to me it looks more like a birdhouse than a dwelling still back in the day people used to live both above and below so it’s not entirely out of the question Check what kind of air condition is available because honestly it's not very clear to me what the actual condition is if in the end this could be used since it fits down below and ousing above or directly a loft above a barn above which is called here in Asturias and below well the courtyard—now there's only this one left We're standing upright so we'll continue on then go down here but let's take this path over here to avoid skipping anything and having to come back later go back up and I'll show you the upper part of the town so to spea In this area here there used to be a small alley or street leading to some houses located to the right—today it's quite windy I don't know The audio will come through like this but I hope you can hear me clearly enough here Yes I'm pretty sure that's the chapel we'll see it from below soon but definitely without a doubt that's the chapel and now we're going to access it right here See the houses that were here—there was a house on this side you can already see it's completely in ruins now—there you can still make out the fireplace and up above we'll try to go around back to see if— We can see something—look at this woman who lives here those two Asturcones are a traditional horse breed from here native to this region Asturias are called Asturcones they are considerably smaller than a regular horse and are as black as jet making them truly beautiful There was another house there too and here another one though they were small cottages not very large Here an old one was repurposed for water channeling as it is used for smoke exhaust outlets cooking in the idyllic setting trying to access from here Just a little bit if I'm capable look at the Asturcones how beautiful they are —here's one of the houses probably using it now as a stable I'm right here yes I'm not going to enter any of them since I haven't managed to meet the only woman who lives here and besides I don't want to get involved in anything You know I'm quite respectful about this so I already have them saved But anyway you can still make out where the vegetable gardens were the house the one with just the chimney standing is right over there I'm coming this way to avoid disturbing the Asturian but we won't see much—this house is completely in ruins I know that almost all the houses are in pretty bad shape Look how lovely they are—this horse is much smaller than usual check this out there was probably also a much smaller one Another house and the one above and below a block away don't seem nervous And that handsome guy but still I don't want to get too close to them so nothing and everything in that house is also almost completely destroyed and barely a thing remains—let’s just say you can get an idea of how many people were in this place A short stretch of this dwelling here and the previous one we've seen in ruins—this which I believe was once a block this house and the one next to it— Here so I'll just go back the way I came and show you the chapel area which looks quite nice—this section also has what looks like a small square Central if you're up for it I'll walk over there and record you when I arrive just so you're up to speed we've come from this area here Here we've seen and well that's the house of the woman which is quite large yes it's quite large with a carpentry workshop and a lot of space it's all marked there beautifully and this would have been the chapel—see the arch there and likely the altar was positioned above it bell tower that's good it's come down but anyway let's get in let's go down the way I mentioned earlier and let's check out the sectio e lowest house in this village just a bit closer since the one next to it belongs to a lady who well most of them are also located there What we'll be able to see inside the houses here is limited so we'll focus on this area which was likely a central plaza as you can see Much better when we go up to see the church—I’ll do the entire tour so you can get a clear idea of what it was like The town is a bit of a maze but it's very beautiful—seems like the houses were built according to the land and wherever they could manage to construct them This is where were before and here we make the turn and come across the first house which is in ruins—must have been a fairly large house I don't know You can probably tell from over there just how quite large it was as these little things here for the animals probably to keep them from coming down and seeing how beautiful the entrance to this house still is Here nestled among the vegetation with the courtyards right in front of you those little walls—truly it's beautiful if you can appreciate it all but extremely beautiful since this house is the only one left in good condition here in the village—this woman has installed solar panels and right here— Obviously the electricity isn't coming through It also has a schedule that maintains the household's routine And here we can't get in because it's in pretty bad shape— you can already see how it is I'm going to end up completely frustrated and well it's not the Today's plan honestly let's see if we can get in here to check out the church or rather the chapel since it was originally just a chapel And at the same time everything is clearly marked in the woodshed and carpentry area And here well this led to the church chapel as you'd like to call it—a chapel—and looking inside it's still preserved to this day Good take a look here—you can see the typical small walls at the entrance of these chapels and here you can still see what was likely the base of the table featuring a typical carving from Asturias Here is where the large tile for the altar would go and that's why it has these marks today only this remains—nothing else is left Absolutely nothing in fact this was covered up—I think it was also just a window or an entrance really so nothing much remains We're going to head out this way and I'll show you what I was talking about—this looks like a square and this would be farmland so it was likely a central square where townspeople would gather as can be seen from the floor That's how with stone tiles there's here a kind of little wall that might benches or that's what I imagine—don't read too much into it and now I'd like a fire—that's what I want to picture in my mind— well this village wasn't exactly huge either but as you can see it had Her chapel her houses over there another one here and the one she's currently occupying —madam and now we'll head out of town this way and I'll show you the route another one— e path that has an exit and I'll make that part of it to see if we can find anything wrong if not I'll just wrap up the video old car wheels and how handsome how handsome indeed And if we wanted to leave the village by this path or the other one we have to keep in mind there are two streams—one here and another one over there The area we come from high up in the village has two bridges made of wood and while that's fine it can become a problem during floods and the river is flowing quite strongly so this is going to get pretty rough and it'll be surrounded on both sides completely enclosed on either side There's not much water flow in the rivers right now because it's not raining heavily Here in Asturias but just look at the idyllic postcards this place offers—the water is crystal clear completely transparent and you can't quite capture that in a photo as already I can see it but it's crystal clear—nothing's familiar I'm going to end the video here it pains me deeply that I couldn't find o the lady so she could tell us a bit more about this village that surely had so much to share but things didn’t go as planned If you want then well at least I’ve been able to show you the village—just as I told you it’s quite isolated In fact I’m going to take a quick nap a pretty significant walk back to the car and I'll keep going now because I don't want to be late again as usual—thanks for following along on the channel and if you subscribe to me you'll help me tremendously—you'll help the channel grow and YouTube will also notify you whenever I upload a new 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