~Sueños del Tiempo~ For:Richardphotos by RobyHermida
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Los Reartes de Calamuchita
Los Reartes es un pueblo con historia, con un casco céntrico de estilo criollo, casas de adobe, techos de tejas y posee un gran casco histórico cultural, como la Capilla de la Inmaculada Concepción que data del año 1738, morteros aborígenes, un Corral de Piedras del año 1870, construcciones sobre la manzana histórica del pueblo de principios de 1900 y es el paso obligado a comunidades turísticas muy importantes de la zona, como Villa General Belgrano y La Cumbrecita.
Las motivaciones principales de los turistas que llegan a Los Reartes son la recreación y el descanso, ya que es un lugar tranquilo con un microclima especial, ideal para satisfacer estos requerimientos en contacto directo con la naturaleza.
Richard esta foto esta dedicada a ti con mucho cariño.
Muchas gracias por sus comentarios.
Roby
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The Reartes of Calamuchita
The Reartes is a town with history, with a central helmet of Creole style, adobe houses, roofs of tiles and it possesses a great cultural historical helmet, as the Immaculate Concepción's Chapel that dates of the year 1738, aboriginal mortars, a Corral of Stones of the year 1870, constructions on the historical apple of the town of principles of 1900 and it is the step forced to very important tourist communities of the area, as General Villa Belgrano and The Cumbrecita.
The main motivations of the tourists that arrive to The Reartes are the recreation and the rest, since it is a calm place with a special microclimate, ideal to satisfy these requirements in direct contact with the nature.
Richard this picture this dedicated to you with a lot of affection.
Thank you for their comments.
Roby

Comments (64)
I so love the weather-beaten texture on buildings like this, I love aged and lived-in homey looking villages
charming
It remebers me on my trip from Los Mochis to Chihuahua: in Chihuahua I visited a monument, which was very similiar to this one.
excellente perpectiva