Even though it is over 6 weeks since any rain,
this walk will took us through some really green
vegetation, fed by ancient aqueducts, although
updated over the years, they date back to Roman
times.
about halfway
now & Canillas can be seen in the distance
Nearly there
& the Ermita de Santa Ana can be seen clearly at
the top of the village
The Ermita seen
from 2 angles, dating back to the 16th century, the
Moorish Dome can be clearly seen
Inside
the Ermita
One of the
beautiful views from the top of the village, this
one with a ruin in the foreground.
A closer view
of the ruin, one can only imagine what caused this
beautiful house to turn into such.
Some
street views
The public
laundry
A couple of the
lovely gardens
The main
Square with La Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la
Expectación in the background
Inside
the Church
Time for some refreshment before the return journey
A
shrine & plaque in the village
Leaving
the environs of Canillas de Albaida
3pm,
full sun and we are out walking, the look says
everything!
The walk is really worth doing, you see so much
more than in a car. We chose the middle of summer,
but it was not uncomfortable. (don´t forget your
hat and a bottle of water!) & we only met
one person on the way. In springtime it would be
excellent because then all the wild flowers are in
bloom
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