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With a month to go before the end of spring, the rains have renewed the dry landscape that was observed days ago, as we can see in The Photos of the Readers of La Vanguardia.
This is how we see it in this photograph of this landscape of Sant Bartomeu del Grau, between Plana de Vic and the newly opened Lluçanès region.
With the overcast sky we see the green landscape, although for many fields the rain has arrived late; to the left, in the middle of the landscape, is the Pujol farmhouse.
And, like an island in a sea of fog, stands out Santa Perpètua de Vespella, a chapel that crowns a 790-meter-high peak. Its origin is unclear, although it is known that, in 1356, he received a bull of indulgences to promote his worship.
We also see how the fog covers the valleys of the Riera Sorreigs and the Ter river. And, behind the mists, in the background, we find the Cabrerès. In short, it is the beauty of the landscape after the rain.
