i was there on Saturday, loved it. to answer your question, why do we love spaghetti western, and specifically this one? well, i think they are masterpieces of cinema and music. Sergio and Ennio were absolute geniuses, and the acting of the main characters simply first class
I like For a Few Dollars More even better. The ending is every bit as good, and the story reveal is more interesting. No Old Man. I thought I was having trouble with my adding. It's alright now
My favorite western too. If it's on tv and there's only 15 - 20 minutes left, I watch. Never get tired of the music either. There's a little sadness in the ecstacy of gold.
The "Sad Hill" scene is my favorite movie scene ever. Starting with Tuco's search for the one grave up to the noose hanging from the tree. Moricone's Music rounds everthing off. Epic.
Mine too.. and visiting the place this year was absolutely awesome and something i’ve wanted to do for years. Thank you.. please check our over videos as we visit more western/movie locations 😉👍🏼
As impressive as the restored hill is, the original one is still mind boggling in its detail! Imagine the work of that film crew to create a cemetery like this for a scene of a movie they didn’t even know would be successful
Now I have a reason to take a trip to Europe 😃 The reason I love this movie - it was the first movie I watched in my young life at 6 years old at our local drive in in Walvis Bay many many years ago. Love the music, Morricone was a genius. The people who restored this site are amazing, much respect 👍
I think what makes Spaghetti Westerns so loved, and especially The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, is the epic scope of them. The way Sergio Leone used the frame and the cinematography is stunning. I love the super close ups of the actors faces, contrasted against the wide vistas of landscape. Of course, those movies wouldn't be what they are with Ennio Morricone brilliance. You know you can hear Jerry Goldsmith's scores and be forgiven for thinking it may be a John Williams score. However, there's no other composer who can be mistaken for Ennio Morricone. He was the Maestro.
Thank you. Well done. I was 4 when this came out one of those movies that you just feel like is an old friend that you grew up with. Never get tired of watching it and my kids love it too. I would fly to Europe just to see this. I think it's just the plot, the actors, the music...the music is incredible, by the end of the movie you feel like you know Blondie and Tuco. Todays cinema cant capture this anymore. Greetings from the USA.
I understand… he’s made me a better person! Soon we’re going to visit the bank that featured in Kelly’s hero’s! & again i’ll be thanking him for being a father figure.
Its awesome that they uncovered the stone circle and whole area, must of took a ton of uncovering by hand without damaging anything. Crazy to think how long that was ago. This movie series totally inspired many movies and video games like Red Dead Redemption. Best westerns ever.
It’s wonderful how it was restored by volunteers. Truly a work of love. I saw this movie when first shown with my best friend and love it until today! Thanks for this.
Agreed, IMO this is my favorite western, and I think a masterpiece of music and story. Never a dull moment in a film 3 hours long. Clint is one of the most entertaining actors ever, and the scenery, how it was shot, there is something quite haunting about the locations. Other actors were great , but TUCO ( Eli Wallach) this is his movie. The comedy in him although his character is a dirt bag, you can't help in the end but love him. That is why this location is a shrine of remembrance.
Im 75 and The Good, Bad ,Ugly has held up as not only my fav all time Western but Movie as well sans a female love interest and I’m a hopeless romantic
Best western period . It’s got dialogue. , intrigue , history , and decent period correct scenes , just amazing ! One of only a very few films that can be watched a second time …… thanks for the memories !
Great work guys, l first watched this movie way back in 1979 as kid. This presentation brings back memories . In those days in this side of the world - Zambia, the only way we could watch such movies is by going to a Welfare Center as children growing up in a small Mining Town where mobile movies where shown on 16'' projector .
Brilliant job by the volunteers, thank-you. Ive no idea why this holds such sway over people, but this one scene appears to do so more than perhaps any other in cinematic history. I first visited in 2013 and it was as described, overgrown and home to scary looking cattle! I'm cycling in the Pyrenees later this year and will take a day out to visit and appreciate all the hard work.
As a child playing cowboys i’d always be Clint Eastwood.. the character, the attitude along with the beautiful locations probably made me the person i am today! Loving the outdoors, nature, and always looking for that sense of adventure. Thank you
Sadly I am to old to travel, to visit. But thanks to those who have restored the classic. What do I enjoy the most, The Actors, The Music, The Whole thing, Still my number one film Thanks
You are very welcome & if you’re interested in Clint Eastwood movies well soon be visiting the bank where the last scene was filmed from the movie Kelly’s Heroes 👊🏼😁
I live approx. 400 km away and will definitely visit this place one day ;-) Ich lebe ca. 400 Km entfernt und werde diesen Ort sicherlich einmal besuchen ;-)e
Thank you, soon we’ll also visiting and filming the town with the bank that featured in Kelly’s Hero’s, another Clint Eastwood classic if you’re interested.. 🫡
Great video, I have a grave there and we are going back to visit the area again in July so I am looking forward to Sad Hill , its an amazing place and there are lots of lovely villages to stay in nearby , we stop off there as part of a bike tour round Spain , keep up the good work . Dave
Esse filme é tão sensacional, que fica impossível dizer qual a parte mais emocionante. Particularmente me toca muito o conteúdo final principalmente quando é tocada a musica Ectasy of gold.
I visited Sad Hill in february 2018 and it was snowing! Beautiful scenario, but I drove +700km to see the landscape around. So I stayed in Burgos and visited in the next day... well, what an experience it is to be there, sunny day and all landscape was visible! Amazing!
You should! The place is amazing.. we also filmed our visit to Mini Hollywood where most of the western films were made if you care to check that out 😁👍🏼
@@Overlandtraveladventure in 1966 was a revolution for people here ¡one of the greatest Hollywood productions like "El Cid" Charlon Heston ! and village people put great entusiasm,the scene of bridge explosion(constructed by real Spanish Army engineers) and the extras depicting Confederates and Nordists were young military that volunteer to the film,they put so great entusiasm in battle "ambience" that some scenes of "rifle butt" and bayonette were REAL and no coreographied... one of the boys even was victim of "Dixie battle fever" and hold himself charging and screaming "Rebel Yell" and weaving the Bonnie Blue flag even after Directors scream ¡cut!🤣 (I also have preference for Confederates) all the production was astonishing complex and full of curiosities,no doubt deserves a future movie about the movie itself..maybe a comedy.😂
@@josesierraromero8316 wow, thats great to hear, thank you. I grew up watching spaghetti westerns. Clint Eastwood was my favourite and certainly the good the bad and the ugly. This place has been on my bucket list for many years and when we visited this year it made me very proud to be there… thank you friend 😁
@@Overlandtraveladventure i also have a great interest in Far West since my Childhood,my interest grew later to 1861 States War and American History in general so i begun study english by myself in order to read books on the matter..years run over and my interest has grew even more,now im reading a book about The Civil War Monitor and Merrimack Ironclads..(as i ststed above,my sympathies go for the Confederacy..) You are welcome to Spain friend return soon
@@josesierraromero8316 our love is nature & wildlife, mountains and forests… but if them places have history then even better… we’re always exploring new places and the Spanish national parks have much to offer…. We be back camera to hand 😉
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i was there on Saturday, loved it. to answer your question, why do we love spaghetti western, and specifically this one? well, i think they are masterpieces of cinema and music. Sergio and Ennio were absolute geniuses, and the acting of the main characters simply first class
Agreed, most films today need action 100% of the time to make the movie interesting… these westerns are much more than that. Thanks Giorgio 😉👍🏼
Please were is the cemetery located
@@Schoolofeternity near Burgos, approximately 2 hrs drive north of Madrid. Spain
@@Schoolofeternity A bit away from Almeria if I'm correct. Probably didn't help, but if I did you're welcome.
@@Schoolofeternity the local Is in Contreras. If you search Sad Hill cementery in google you will see the location
Loved bring back memories 60/70
Thank you ☺️
My wife and daughters dont know how much they are going to love going on a trip here with me!!
🤣🤣🤣 well tell them the area is beautiful and you’ll not be wrong 😉👍🏼
The greatest iconic classic ever made... so fabulous
Yes Sir 😁👍🏼
Best western ever and the music score was fabulous.
I agree 100% 😁👍🏼
I like For a Few Dollars More even better. The ending is every bit as good, and the story reveal is more interesting. No Old Man. I thought I was having trouble with my adding. It's alright now
🤣 I need to sit down and watch them all again!!
My favorite western too. If it's on tv and there's only 15 - 20 minutes left, I watch. Never get tired of the music either. There's a little sadness in the ecstacy of gold.
Very well stated.
Asociación Cultural SAD HILL rebuilt Sad Hill cemetery after 50 years (in 2016), and now they are rebuilding the Batterville prison camp. Awesome.
Thats great to hear, isn’t that just a little further down the track?
The "Sad Hill" scene is my favorite movie scene ever. Starting with Tuco's search for the one grave up to the noose hanging from the tree. Moricone's Music rounds everthing off. Epic.
Mine too.. and visiting the place this year was absolutely awesome and something i’ve wanted to do for years. Thank you.. please check our over videos as we visit more western/movie locations 😉👍🏼
THANK YOU😮😊😊😊and a GREAT BIG Shout Out to the Restoration Team for preserving the integrity of the site🎉
You are welcome and agree totally (100%) 🫡
We need a award ceremony for Clint in the usa. An American legend
Sure is…. Another one of my favourites is Kelly’s hero’s 😁
@@OverlandtraveladventureYes sir! Love that movie.
By no means was he a “great” actor ……but he was effective ! He was the perfect man for his roles ! Love that guy !
As impressive as the restored hill is, the original one is still mind boggling in its detail! Imagine the work of that film crew to create a cemetery like this for a scene of a movie they didn’t even know would be successful
They got the army in the dig the graves 🫡
The good bas and the ugly was released 57 years ago, those 57 years those graves, landscape, would have changed
Questa location magnifica dovrebbe essere considerata patrimonio dell'Unesco!!!❤
i agree😀
For sure.
A legendary film with legendary actors. My favorite western. I saw it as a young kid in a drive in theater. Thank you so much for this. You rock!
Thanks again.. the music is just brilliant to these spaghetti westerns 👌🏼
Now I have a reason to take a trip to Europe 😃
The reason I love this movie - it was the first movie I watched in my young life at 6 years old at our local drive in in Walvis Bay many many years ago. Love the music, Morricone was a genius.
The people who restored this site are amazing, much respect 👍
The music, actors & the directing are pristine
Love this movie ❤❤❤❤❤ Clint Eastwood
Yes, he’s a very good actor, thank you 😊
I think what makes Spaghetti Westerns so loved, and especially The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, is the epic scope of them. The way Sergio Leone used the frame and the cinematography is stunning. I love the super close ups of the actors faces, contrasted against the wide vistas of landscape. Of course, those movies wouldn't be what they are with Ennio Morricone brilliance. You know you can hear Jerry Goldsmith's scores and be forgiven for thinking it may be a John Williams score. However, there's no other composer who can be mistaken for Ennio Morricone. He was the Maestro.
So very true.. and they will never be a remake.. perfection takes some beating.. thank you
Thank you. Well done. I was 4 when this came out one of those movies that you just feel like is an old friend that you grew up with. Never get tired of watching it and my kids love it too. I would fly to Europe just to see this. I think it's just the plot, the actors, the music...the music is incredible, by the end of the movie you feel like you know Blondie and Tuco. Todays cinema cant capture this anymore. Greetings from the USA.
Glad you enjoyed it! it’s worth the visit… maybe someday!
Clint is getting very old as a fan i hope and im thinking hes gonna last forever
I understand… he’s made me a better person! Soon we’re going to visit the bank that featured in Kelly’s hero’s! & again i’ll be thanking him for being a father figure.
Only in our minds , but that’s everything , no ?
My dream destination..❤ from India
It’s beautiful.. go someday, it will make you happy 😊
Yes..thank you so much 🙏
this was great. I almost cry
😁👍🏼
Another great place to visit ua-cam.com/video/xEjPgQtTi88/v-deo.html
Its awesome that they uncovered the stone circle and whole area, must of took a ton of uncovering by hand without damaging anything. Crazy to think how long that was ago. This movie series totally inspired many movies and video games like Red Dead Redemption. Best westerns ever.
Agreed 😊
It’s wonderful how it was restored by volunteers. Truly a work of love. I saw this movie when first shown with my best friend and love it until today! Thanks for this.
You are very welcome and yes it’s amazing the work that the volunteers have done. I love the film, the music and Sad hill… ❤️
Il Buono, il Brutto e il Cattivo...un film mitico che tutti dovrebbero vedere almeno una volta nella vita!
Agreed 😁👍🏼
Beyond awesome thank you from upper east tennessee
Hello 🙋🏼♂️ and thank you ☺️
Oh my, I went today ❤ can rest in peace already!
Great news 😁👍🏼 its a great place... I'd love to go again and spend more time there.. thank you
The story line is very interesting as it was portrayed during the American Civil War and yes the music is icing on the cake.
A true classic 🎥
THANKS FAVORITE MOVIE 🎬 😊
And thank you for the comment 😊👍🏼
The film score alone was awesome, truly an iconic movie 🎬 Another fascinating place you've taken us to, thanks. Stay safe both atvb 👍👍👍👍👍🦊
One of the all time greatest westerns… and a place I’ve wanted to visit in years mate, thank you 👍🏼
The actors and the music scores are awesome.
Totally agree 👍🏼
The greatest western ever made. Directed by an Italian and filmed in Spain
Agreed.. & I’m just in the process of editing Kelly’s Heroes ( fictional town of Claremont ) it will be out for Christmas.. if you’re interested! 😊👍🏼
9:44 ＳＨＡＮＥ！ ＣＯＭＥ ＢＡＣＫ！!
😁👍🏼
❤❤ Best Western ever made!!!
I’d agree 😁👍🏼
Agreed, IMO this is my favorite western, and I think a masterpiece of music and story. Never a dull moment in a film 3 hours long. Clint is one of the most entertaining actors ever, and the scenery, how it was shot, there is something quite haunting about the locations.
Other actors were great , but TUCO ( Eli Wallach) this is his movie. The comedy in him although his character is a dirt bag, you can't help in the end but love him. That is why this location is a shrine of remembrance.
& Well said.. we share the shame thoughts about this masterpiece. Thank you 😊
Im 75 and The Good, Bad ,Ugly has held up as not only my fav all time Western but Movie as well sans a female love interest and I’m a hopeless romantic
Haha, think i need a refresher 😁👍🏼
Went to the cinema 6 times to watch this great film and bought Ennio Morricones album ... I was 15. Still watch this whenever its on tv.
Cool, I need to sit down and watch them all again… great soundtrack and my Dad also had the album too ☺️
Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!
Many thanks! ☺️
Best western period . It’s got dialogue. , intrigue , history , and decent period correct scenes , just amazing ! One of only a very few films that can be watched a second time …… thanks for the memories !
It’s a classic and Thank you. ☺️
I paid 70 euros to have my name out on a cross...hope to visit one day.
Wow really you entered in the legend ⭐️👍
On my bucket list this place...
its well worth the effort getting there 😁👍🏼
Wow, I'd love to go there. You're so lucky to walk in their footsteps, how exciting! Just being there, aursom. Thankyou
My pleasure 😊 & thank you again..
Great work guys, l first watched this movie way back in 1979 as kid. This presentation brings back memories . In those days in this side of the world - Zambia, the only way we could watch such movies is by going to a Welfare Center as children growing up in a small Mining Town where mobile movies where shown on 16'' projector .
Thank you and what an interesting story you have, thank you for sharing 🙏🏻😊
Superb documentary
Thank you, be sure to check out our mini Hollywood for more western locations etc
Thanks for the treat showing us around the grave yard. I love that film. I have watched it more times than I can count.
It’s a amazing film, “perfection “
Too good to be watched for generations coming..
Agreed… they have no patience 😀
Visited yesterday
Unbelievable place to visit
Your video was great
Thank you so much… and you are right, it’s a great place 😁👍🏼
Brilliant job by the volunteers, thank-you. Ive no idea why this holds such sway over people, but this one scene appears to do so more than perhaps any other in cinematic history.
I first visited in 2013 and it was as described, overgrown and home to scary looking cattle! I'm cycling in the Pyrenees later this year and will take a day out to visit and appreciate all the hard work.
As a child playing cowboys i’d always be Clint Eastwood.. the character, the attitude along with the beautiful locations probably made me the person i am today! Loving the outdoors, nature, and always looking for that sense of adventure. Thank you
a lot of work has gone into making this so on that note , a big very well done i loved it.
Thank you, I really enjoy watching them movies so it made it such a pleasure to make.. 🫡
I'll be there this Saturday 😁
Cool, it’s a beautiful place, take food and drink and enjoy a picnic :) see if you can stop our grave! 😁👍🏼
Sadly I am to old to travel, to visit. But thanks to those who have restored the classic. What do I enjoy the most, The Actors, The Music, The Whole thing, Still my number one film Thanks
I’d agree, this and Kelly’s hero’s for me any day. Thank you 😁👍🏼
Thank you very much, sir . . . love from Ghana
Wow… and thank you sir ☺️
A place must to visit.. Thank you so much for bringing back to us the good memories
Our pleasure! 😊👍🏼
Always wanted to see the before and after of the filming locations of this movie. Thank you very much for recording this. love from Sri Lanka ❤❤❤
You are very welcome & if you’re interested in Clint Eastwood movies well soon be visiting the bank where the last scene was filmed from the movie Kelly’s Heroes 👊🏼😁
@@Overlandtraveladventuredefinitely I will watch it. Subscribed your channel ❤
Thank you 😁👍🏼
This was the first album I bought before I even had a record player!
Haha.. and awesome. My Dad also had that album… 😁👍🏼
Thank . This is my favorite music
Yes, mine too ☺️
Great work by all those volunteers.. This has always been on my bucket list to visit... One day...
Do it, you’ll regret it if you don’t 🫡
Great work must of taken an age to piece together the footage and locations .
True, and to get around the copyright issues!! its around 3mins shorter than the first edit I did 🥴
Awesome
Thank you 🙏🏻
the best westerns, can't wait for new spaghetti westerns but then on this classic meaner
Who could ever replace Clint Eastwood? 🤷🏽♂️
Awesome guy's cheers 👍🏻
Something a little different and a great place to stay a few nights or more Buck 👍🏼
Any gold 💛
Haha, didn’t find any 🤣👍🏼
I live approx. 400 km away and will definitely visit this place one day ;-)
Ich lebe ca. 400 Km entfernt und werde diesen Ort sicherlich einmal besuchen ;-)e
I need to make a pilgrimage here one day
Take a tent, coffee and watch the sunrise… 👌🏼
Just got round to watching this incredible film at 61 year old. Why did I wait?
A great director and actors 👌🏼
That was great! Thanks for sharing👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Paul 😁👍🏼
Being my all time favorite movie, this was enjoyable beyond words. Epic!
Thank you so much, mine too ☺️
So glad to see that it is being maintained.
Agreed… I believe the volunteers are now doing other locations that were in the film!
and the best italian director, composer and the best actors, i am almost begging for it i need it 😆
A modern day remake could only compete with special effects.. period…. Nothing else 😁👍🏼
Great stuff
Thank you, soon we’ll also visiting and filming the town with the bank that featured in Kelly’s Hero’s, another Clint Eastwood classic if you’re interested.. 🫡
Bravo 👏 thanyou to everyone who made this possible you are heroes 🙏 MJK
Truly are 👍🏼
Great Video. Many Thanks.
You are welcome!
@@Overlandtraveladventure 🤝
@@Overlandtraveladventure 🤝
Great video, thanks for posting 👍🤠
Thanks for watching! 🫡
Amazing, thank you 🤩
You’re welcome 😊 again! 🤣
Loved it, I grew up on these! Will have to put it on my list! The acting & music make them classic 🙏🇬🇧❤
Me too… something that a lot of modern day films are missing. 🫡 thank you
I'd love to visit there someday. It's so cool that it has been restored to look much as it did when the movie was filmed.
Its great to visit, a beautiful area 😁👍🏼
Awesome video.
Thank you for the compliment 🫡
Great video, I have a grave there and we are going back to visit the area again in July so I am looking forward to Sad Hill , its an amazing place and there are lots of lovely villages to stay in nearby , we stop off there as part of a bike tour round Spain , keep up the good work . Dave
One place that was on my bucket list Dave, and we totally agree with you, the place is amazing 🤩
Nice video. Thanks.
Thank you too! 🙂👍🏼
Aysome video 😂😂😂😂😂 thanks loved it
Thanks Tony 😁👍🏼
Thanks for your time and consideration in this movie scene 🎉❤.😊
My pleasure 😊
This is a wonderful video! Thank you for doing this. It looks like another place I need to add to my travel bucket list. :)
Definitely.. its remote and beautiful, maybe worth taking a tent and staying the night! Like the cowboys did.. 😁👍🏼
So glad i found this , Awesome ,really enjoyed it , thankyou.
Glad you enjoyed it 😁👍🏼
Esse filme é tão sensacional, que fica impossível dizer qual a parte mais emocionante. Particularmente me toca muito o conteúdo final principalmente quando é tocada a musica Ectasy of gold.
I 100% agree… thank you 😃👍🏼
What a brilliant tribute to a masterpiece! Well done, guys. Cheers from Italy (yup! The land which brought you this ;))
Thank you very much! 😁👍🏼
Thank you very much! So legendary!❤
Very welcome Fabijan 🤠👍🏼
Another great western place to visit ua-cam.com/video/xEjPgQtTi88/v-deo.html
Thank you for this video.
My pleasure!
Thank you for doing that.
My pleasure!
Good work 👍
Thank you, we also visited mini Hollywood where we filmed other film locations, please check them out 👍🏼😁
I have to visit one day
You must, its a fantastic place 😁👍🏼
@@Overlandtraveladventure determined too. Simply have to
absolutely brilliant
Thank you 😉
I visited Sad Hill in february 2018 and it was snowing! Beautiful scenario, but I drove +700km to see the landscape around. So I stayed in Burgos and visited in the next day... well, what an experience it is to be there, sunny day and all landscape was visible! Amazing!
I agree, and I advise all to take food and drink and spend a good few hours there! Thank you ☺️
Great job!!
Thank you 😊
Excellent
Thank you 😁
Awesome. Ten thumbs way up,, very excellent film. Movies that never suck. Keep up the good work my friend.
Thank you very much 😁👍🏼
excellent sir
Thank you 🫡
This was one of the most amazing movies I have over watched in my life,thank you for sharing,greetings from Turkey
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you ☺️
Es un HERMOSO VIDEO, soy fan de ésta gran película ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Very much, and its a very beautiful place to visit 😊
It’s on my bucket list to visit this place. Lucky you!
It would be surreal to visit.
Its a great place with beautiful surroundings… do it 😁👍🏼
Thank you for this!! Hope to be visiting soon..👌
You should! The place is amazing.. we also filmed our visit to Mini Hollywood where most of the western films were made if you care to check that out 😁👍🏼
@@Overlandtraveladventure I definitely will be doing! Watched the documentary on the restoration of sad hill cemetery, amazing dedication.
Ill be there tomorrow
Excited? 😝 👍🏼
@@Overlandtraveladventure absolutely. I've see that there are so many locations stil standin. All over the country. Unbelievable!!!
Tank you mister you
You’re welcome 😉
Im spaniard,i visited the place and i was astonished the strange atmosphere there..is like a portion of Old Far West had grown in our Spain❤
It’s beautiful 😁👍🏼
@@Overlandtraveladventure in 1966 was a revolution for people here ¡one of the greatest Hollywood productions like "El Cid" Charlon Heston ! and village people put great entusiasm,the scene of bridge explosion(constructed by real Spanish Army engineers) and the extras depicting Confederates and Nordists were young military that volunteer to the film,they put so great entusiasm in battle "ambience" that some scenes of "rifle butt" and bayonette were REAL and no coreographied...
one of the boys even was victim of "Dixie battle fever" and hold himself charging and screaming "Rebel Yell" and weaving the Bonnie Blue flag even after Directors scream ¡cut!🤣
(I also have preference for Confederates)
all the production was astonishing complex and full of curiosities,no doubt deserves a future movie about the movie itself..maybe a comedy.😂
@@josesierraromero8316 wow, thats great to hear, thank you.
I grew up watching spaghetti westerns. Clint Eastwood was my favourite and certainly the good the bad and the ugly. This place has been on my bucket list for many years and when we visited this year it made me very proud to be there… thank you friend 😁
@@Overlandtraveladventure i also have a great interest in Far West since my Childhood,my interest grew later to 1861 States War and American History in general so i begun study english by myself in order to read books on the matter..years run over and my interest has grew even more,now im reading a book about The Civil War Monitor and Merrimack Ironclads..(as i ststed above,my sympathies go for the Confederacy..)
You are welcome to Spain friend return soon
@@josesierraromero8316 our love is nature & wildlife, mountains and forests… but if them places have history then even better… we’re always exploring new places and the Spanish national parks have much to offer…. We be back camera to hand 😉