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予期せぬ景色が広がり、その後、景色が開けて、突然、遠くにパルメラ城が見え、サド川河口が地平線に開けていきます。

工業地帯、港湾地帯、そして廃墟となった風景を横切る、ややテクニカルなトレイルと連絡道の連続です。ここでは、地面が不均一で、分かりにくい通路があり、古いクレーンがあるCoina港のエリアを含む、古い産業構造物の近くのゾーンなど、より荒々しい景観が広がっています。グラベルバイクで走るには、より地形を読む力が必要とされるセクションです。これは「アンダーグラウンド」でオーセンティックな区間で、忘れられた岸辺、荒廃した地域、そしてまだ見える産業の過去の痕跡を横切っているような感覚を与えます。

These mills are located in high areas and were used to grind cereals into flour to make bread. 👍🇵🇹

Built in the 18th century, it is an eye-catcher with its baroque architecture and the typical blue and white tiles in which some icons were also kept.

Cabo Espichel stands like a wild and imposing bastion on the southwestern tip of the Setúbal Peninsula. Here, the landscape is raw and grand: vertiginous cliffs, arid terrain shaped by the wind and the giant Atlantic waves crashing against the rocks.

The Portuguese oak can be considered an intermediate species between the oaks of the north of the country and those of the south, that is, between the black oak and the oak, and the cork oak and holm oak. This tree grows slowly and inhabits habitats that are generally limiting for most other trees. Like the holm oak, the acorns of this oak are also used in the feed of the wild pig.

A historic mill on the way to Espichel

A small, very hidden campsite in a quiet location