This reserve is called Coto de las Maravillas. When we arrived, we was susprised to see all the trees was green, after the first rains since a year and half of drought.
We walked along the path, between the trees, listening the silence of the forest.
In some places, there are banners like this which explain that you can watch in this reserve.
Here is a photo of a footprint of a hart
Here is a photo of a footprint of a badger.
Here is a photo of a trail of footprints of a hart in a dry creek.
When we was in the top of the little hills, we look around and taht we saw was green and we liked because we from a desert country.
Near of a path, we swa this tree, it was peeled because of harts rub their antlers against the trunks of the little trees to clean their antlers.
Here, we saw a little house, It is abandoned refuge of rangers.
Near of the Coto, there is abandoned mine of iron.
After I visited Cehegin, I thinked what this town looks like Granada, but I was more surprised by one thing, It was always very clean, more cleanest than Cartagena or Murcia.
Here is a photo of a little sanctuary of the mother of Jesuschrist
In this town, there are a great number of old houses of the century XV to XVII
We ate a delicious food in a little tavern called La bodeguica. I recommend its cookery and the good wine of Cañada de Canara that win several international awards.
After we ate, we walked along the other part of the town what lacked vistit.
When we came back to Cartagena, we brought the rain with us, and there was a flood in my city.
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