By juancar347 on Skatehive
An old saying goes that curiosity killed the cat, but if it hadn't been for its sacrifice, its desire to go further, perhaps the rest of the cats would never have left their comfort zone and would have nothing to tell. Therefore, as in the case of the cat, curiosity is also a driving force that propels the traveler to leave their comfort zone and embrace, without distinction, the joys and failures of any worthwhile adventure. On this occasion, the traveler returns to that area of Art, History, Mystery, and cultural heritage that is the fortunate region of Aragon known as the Cinco Villas (Five Villages) and stops in a town that still retains much of its medieval essence: El Frago. Occasionally, he leaves behind the enigmas of its imposing 12th-century church, dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari, and although he cannot resist the seductive spell that still lingers in the mysterious lamps of its old Jewish Quarter, he immerses himself in the echoes and silence of a peaceful morning. Un