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There are landscapes in Catalonia that are suffering from drought, but luckily, in Vall d'en Bas we have some fields that fall in love this spring, as can be seen in the Photos of the Readers of La Vanguardia.
The fields have fantastic colors and life and when you see the tractor tilling it doesn't make any dust which shows the lack of drought.
You can appreciate, for example, the yellowish meadows of rapeseed cultivation or wild flowers, among which the red of poppies stands out. The whole forms a very attractive color contrast.
The Vall d'en Bas is surrounded by mountain ranges and rugged ridges such as those of Cabrera dels Llancers, Freixaneda or Puigsacalm, as well as meadows and forests of beech, holm and oak trees.
Furrowed by a multitude of streams and streams that pour their waters into the Fluvià River, it has one of the most fertile soils in all of Catalonia, as can be seen in these images.
The Vall d'en Bas also has a rich historical heritage. Sant Miquel de Castelló, for example, is a hermitage located on a buttress of the Serrat de Sant Miquel within the Sierra de Llancers, in the last ridges of the northeast of Collsacabra.
