We arrived in Lastres in the morning, a small seaside town that we must pass to get to the Jurassic Museum of Asturias. It is the Atlantic Ocean that the town is facing. The layout of this town is very much different as compared to the towns that I had been to. This was taken from a cliff where the Chapel of San Roque is situated.
The buildings are arranged tightly next to each other on the seaside slope. It gave a different feeling, though the buildings are not aligned, but somehow they were in harmony with the landscape.
The weather on that day was extremely good, with the bright sky and cotton-like clouds.
The beach next to the town was quite rocky and the cliffs were steep as well. Check out the fishing rod of the fisherman, that must be at least 3m in length. Did not have the opportunity to see him use it, made me wonder though.
Jurassic Museum of Asturias, up ahead!
The buildings are arranged tightly next to each other on the seaside slope. It gave a different feeling, though the buildings are not aligned, but somehow they were in harmony with the landscape.
The weather on that day was extremely good, with the bright sky and cotton-like clouds.
The beach next to the town was quite rocky and the cliffs were steep as well. Check out the fishing rod of the fisherman, that must be at least 3m in length. Did not have the opportunity to see him use it, made me wonder though.
Jurassic Museum of Asturias, up ahead!
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