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Christmas 2003 - the storks are in residence again
Beach_dog Says: As last year the storks were back in their nests this Christmas. Perched in a nest which looks too big for the small belltower on the church. One of the kindly posed for me but the other was less responsive. Even whistling would not attract its attention.
Beach_dog Says: The lamb in this area has its own "Denominacion de origen".It has a unique flavour this is due to the vegetation in the area, also because the lamb is younger so it has a milky flavour.
Beach_dog Says: Small chapel located in the fields outside the village.We came across while driving cross country at sunset.
Beach_dog Says: The local town hall, complete with Christmas lights.
Iglesia parroquial de Santiago el Mayor
Beach_dog Says: Another view of the church.
Iglesia parroquial de Santiago el Mayor
Beach_dog Says: I dont know too much about this church, except its dedicated to St Santiago. The local fiesta is held on the 25th July, the saints day. It fits well into the old town center of Castrillo.
Beach_dog Says: Just outside the village center you can see the entrances to the Bodegas. Small subterranean rooms where wine was stored during its maturing process. The wine kept in barrels is held at a constant temperature all year round.
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I dont know too much about this church, except its dedicated to St Santiago. The local fiesta is held on the 25th July, the saints day. It fits well into the...
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A small Medievel town population of about 600, located 5 miles from Aranda de Duero. The town depends on its vineyards and cereal production for its livelyhood. It has an interesting Medievel Bridge...
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