Saturday, May 2, 2009

Cheese Steak 5$ Footlong

Utrillas

Utrillas is a town and municipality in the province of Teruel (community of Aragon, Spain) administrative capital of the region of the coalfields. The municipality is composed
Utrillas, Workers Tackle South and Las Parras de Martin, integrated Utrillas since 1968. The municipality's population is of 3,353 inhabitants (INE 2008).
In this town you can visit the Parish Church, XVII century baroque church, deserves the attention of the 'Monument the Miner 'statue of José Vives Gonzalvo located in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
Also, there are two natural areas of great interest within the city. The first, "The Utrillas facies" is an area consisting of sandy outcrops as a whole made up of sandstone, sand and clay of various colors like white, red, purple, beige and yellow, tonal characteristics of this region .
The other spot, called "the billhooks", consists of geological folds of ancient times found in a Hispanic environment inhabited by goats and vultures. Inside, there are two different very different environments: the first compound the result of a process of open pit mining over many years, and second, the result of pedological evolution over millions of years.

Museum of Science and Archaeology mining

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