17 Feb 12, 02:23AM
Geographically its in "Valle de Mena", Burgos, Spain. And its a place accessible when visiting a branch of the Roman Road which used to connect León with Burdeux.
Its between a town called Arceo and one called Irús.
Google Maps
This is the main Roman Road map:
![[Image: EeQvZl.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/EeQvZl.gif)
This is the actual part which I walked:
![[Image: aunpaso100799--426x226.gif]](http://www.elcorreo.com/vizcaya/ocio/excursiones/media/200205/10/aunpaso100799--426x226.gif)
The place is where in the picture says "Cascadas", which would be "waterfalls". It also says Encinar "holm-oak wood" and Hayedo "beech wood".
Notice the tire in the pool, LOL! This spaninsh people throw things in unbelievable places!
Its between a town called Arceo and one called Irús.
Google Maps
This is the main Roman Road map:
This is the actual part which I walked:
The place is where in the picture says "Cascadas", which would be "waterfalls". It also says Encinar "holm-oak wood" and Hayedo "beech wood".
Notice the tire in the pool, LOL! This spaninsh people throw things in unbelievable places!