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Our fifth and sixth nights were spent at the Finca Valbono, just outside Aracena. As you might have noticed on the handy-dandy Map of Bike Trip, Aracena is inside the Parque Natural de la Sierra de Aracena. Just what makes it a natural park, however, is not exactly clear. The land is dotted with farms and ranches just like everywhere else.
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CMG trades in the two wheeled-iron-steed for the real thing. |
Riding the Finca. On either side of the stone walls are a bunch of bulls. |
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The bulls and the horses don't get along, so the bulls sometimes charge the wall when you ride by. It's extreme riding. |
These horses came galloping across the pasture to say hi to their pals (our mounts). They trotted along side us as long as the fence permitted them.
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