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Route to Route to the peoples of the Black Architecture

The Three Musketeers and D' Artagan.

There were in his brand new saddle, there were three united in their desire to travel the roads tirelessly, always curious to find a new route that takes them to a new place more beautiful than the last. On this occasion they were joined by a candidate to be part of that famous group of Bikers Safa.

As usual the meeting point was the SAFA, back in the highlands of Moratalaz. The group was formed gradually until it set in motion. The first steps it took for a few busy roads in good condition, Burgos road, was his name. So they came to this land of wine buried in caves back El Molar, strayed where Torrelaguna way to start a tortuous path of endless curves, in view of the poor Sierra Madrid, a beautiful landscape that little could look down but wanted to finish early. A pleasure to curves. The road continued, moving away from the beaten path, moving forward Guadalajara, leaving towns like the Sierra Valdepeñas for service tracks Canal de Isabel II, among pine trees, bumps and curves, a tortuous path that explained why the mounts were questioned by others more accustomed to dealing in these ways.

The road took them to the dam of El Vado , beautiful scenery, quiet immense potential starting point adventures on foot.

By the Majalrayo was a quiet passage with the peak of a witness Ocejon . Once there energies and replenished with the illusion of enjoying the journey began to consider variants of the way done, if you cross the port Quesera through the beech and Tejera Negra Riofrío , if you go to Retiendas , ..., imagination will take you through endless roads.

But the reality led them back to Madrid , this time through Tamajón and from here to Guadalajara where found a variant of the city which is already finished and they avoided entry on such a city. Since arriving in Madrid, the group was breaking up by the many paths that lead to so many corners of the big city. But he plotted to return soon to explore those paths.

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Route to Los Toros

Finally, the time with us and we have a clear December morning, that if with some cold , something normal in this time of year.

In principle we are only 5 motorcycles ( Jose Ramon, Diego, Nando, Roberto and Natalia Paul), but we left with a couple of friends in the Puerto de la Cruz Verde. With a little delay we started toward the road A-6 and then take exit 18 towards El Escorial. Almost reaching El Escorial we realize that we have lost an effective, Paul and Natalia . As no doubt who can reach the port of Green Cross decided to go ahead and find them there.

already in port, we wait for the stragglers and 2 friends missing to come. And together we take a coffee.

After this first stop, we resume the path towards Robledo de Chavela . This stretch to reach the diversion of San Martin of Valdeiglesias is quite nice, although with some traffic, so we did not enjoy it.

Already an S Martin Valdeiglesias stop to visit the Bulls Guisando and us photos of rigor.

From here we continue the march toward Glass Gallows, this section has a curved very good but a little dangerous for being with high humidity in shady areas, which makes us go with some caution.

Already Glass Gallows make a stop to take a drink. Where we discuss the impact of the route and the future plans or travel routes. Juanjuan , Jose friend Ramon and great traveler, tells us his experiences in the different trips. Jose Ramon also puts us abreast of the planning that has to go this summer he and Juanjuan to India riding a Royal Enfield . Also encourage us to go with them, and I think more will join as a Nando Diego.

After the " straws" to return to Madrid by Village Fresno, stretch it curves having great fun and luckily we take without much traffic. The back gets a bit chaotic in the 2 groups are made, and although we've no time to say goodbye and to wish everyone happy holidays back without incident.

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