This weekend we took a walk to find a cute town called Fray Marcos in Florida.
I leave you a little history of this place so they can know:
The town is located southeast of the province of Florida, near the shores of the Rio Santa Lucia and Brook Chamizo, on National Highway No. 7 in the km 96. One of the first settlers of the area, was a landowner Ramón Latorre mid-nineteenth century who inhabited the region known as the Caballada Estancia del Rey, in camps on the shores of Rio Santa Lucia. Ramón Latorre gave some of their land were to be drawn to the railroad in exchange for the station bear his name. The advance of capitalism and British investments began to forge a new territory of farm and sheep. The railroad was a key tool in that time and the tours were drawn for the convenience of the exploiters of the resources.
Well you can find much more information about this beautiful place on the internet.
I recommend doing a little walk around this area of the country where the people are very warm.
Hi Mariana!
ResponderEliminarThanks for sharing your viewpoints on this trip.
It is very interesting to know of different places in our country!