There is nothing we like more than a good mystery to brighten up the day. We decided to find out more about this treasure that gave «superpowers» to the aborigines. We assaulted Beatrix with a million questions, most of which were unanswerable, otherwise it wouldn’t be a mystery.
But what Beatrix did tell us was how to get in touch with the writer who had written the news, who lives in the municipality. So we could ask her directly and try to solve our doubts.
Although she warned us that he lives in a neighborhood with difficult access, to get to him we must drive with the car to a nearby village, and start a route on a trail. The problem is that here in Tejeda they don’t calculate distances in kilometers, but in minutes, so Beatrix told us that it would take us 27,84 minutes to complete the route (if we were going at a speed of 5Km/hour). And that when we arrived we would be able to recharge our batteries in the restaurant.
Unfortunately, they had run out of maps at the tourist office, but Beatrix indicated that by looking around the office we would find some help.
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