¡Hola Friends!
Hoy simplemente agarre mis cosas y me puse a ver que podía conocer, entre los que estuve investigando por internet conseguí este parque llamado “JUAN CARLOS I” es un parque enorme y se encuentra ubicado en el noreste de la ciudad de Madrid; aproximadamente el parque tiene una superficie 160 HA. Mas que aburrirlos con contarle que es o que aquello, les muestro una pequeña parte de lo que alcance a ver en el tiempo que estuve en él. Con la promesa de volver a mostrarles la PARTE #2.
En esta ocasión me fui abrigado puesto que las brisas que hay en Madrid no son nada normales, aparte estamos en la estación de OTOÑO, donde los cambios bruscos de temperatura están. El frio es aproximadamente 8 o 10 grados. La puerta por la que entramos en la del lado este, cerca de la biblioteca pública. Ahí en la entrada podemos apreciar una fuente y unos árboles simulados de hierro.
Luego caminando seguía un sendero que llevo a un lago donde se podía observar diferentes patos dentro de ella y las personas le daban alimento desde el puente. La cantidad de árboles de cipres, pinos y verde en general era único.
No me quería perder el atardecer, cuando iba por el sendero a lo lejos se podía visualizar una montaña no tan grande; a lo que me devolví después del lago y resulto ser el “Mirador de los cuatro cipreses”. La experiencia que te brinda estar a estas alturas para poder contemplar el atardecer no tenia explicación. No era el único que quería contemplar el cielo, también había una persona con unos perros tomando fotos, los perros posaban para la foto.
Al bajar el atardecer seguía conociendo, llegue como a un canal; si un pequeño lago que atraviesa o divide el parque Juan Carlos I, a lo que desde el “Puente del arco” se puede ver completo el canal; casualidad estaban en el agua unas personas como remando en botes.
Para terminar el recorrido, pase por un monumento algo extraño lo cual me causo curiosidad ubicado dentro del parque la senda de la escultura. El monumento se llama “Viaje interior” de Michael Warren. Posterior a lo lejos cuando estaba contemplando el atardecer se podía apreciar una especie de circulo gigante rojo, pero no se podía ver bien, no se sabia si era una pirámide o algo. Cuando estoy cerca resulta ser “ESPACIO México - El donut rojo”; es una escultura donada por arquitectos Mexicanos. Al llegar a la cima se puede ver como termina el cielo rosado.
Así mismo, se termina la aventura por esta ocasión en el Parque Juan Carlos I porque de noche no se puede apreciar las otras áreas del parque. Me despido de esta experiencia maravillosa que tuve hoy día, para mostrarles y intenten acercarse para conocer.
"Con el nuevo día llega nueva fuerza y nuevos pensamientos".
Eleanor Roosevelt.
ENGLISH
¡Hello Friends!
Today I just grabbed my stuff and I started to see what I could see, among those that I was researching on the internet I got this park called “JUAN CARLOS I” is a huge park and is located in the northeast of the city of Madrid; approximately the park has an area of 160 HA. More than boring you with telling you what it is or what that is, I show you a small part of what I could see in the time I was there. With the promise of coming back to show you PART #2.
On this occasion I went warm because the breezes in Madrid are not at all normal, besides we are in the AUTUMN season, where the sudden changes in temperature are. The cold is about 8 or 10 degrees. The door through which we entered on the east side, near the public library. There at the entrance we can see a fountain and some simulated iron trees.
Then walking followed a path that led to a lake where you could see different ducks in it and people were feeding them from the bridge. The amount of cypress trees, pines and green in general was unique.
I did not want to miss the sunset, when I was walking along the trail in the distance you could see a mountain not so big; to which I returned after the lake and it turned out to be the “Mirador de los cuatro cipreses” (viewpoint of the four cypresses). The experience of being at these heights to be able to contemplate the sunset was unexplainable. I was not the only one who wanted to contemplate the sky, there was also a person with some dogs taking pictures, the dogs were posing for the picture.
As the sunset descended I continued to know, I arrived at a canal; yes a small lake that crosses or divides the park Juan Carlos I, from the “Puente del arco” you can see the entire canal; by chance there were some people in the water rowing boats.
To finish the tour, I passed by a somewhat strange monument which caused me curiosity located inside the park the sculpture path. The monument is called “Inner Journey” by Michael Warren. Later in the distance when I was contemplating the sunset I could see a kind of giant red circle, but I could not see well, I did not know if it was a pyramid or something. When I am close it turns out to be “ESPACIO Mexico - The red donut”; it is a sculpture donated by Mexican architects. When you get to the top you can see how the pink sky ends.
Likewise, the adventure ends for this occasion in the Juan Carlos I Park because at night you can not appreciate the other areas of the park. I say goodbye to this wonderful experience I had today, to show you and try to get closer to know.
"With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.".
Eleanor Roosevelt.
PD: I need to fix my banner
Awesome adventure. The sunset views sound incredible. And I loved hearing about the quirky sculptures and iron trees. Looking forward to Part 2 and more of your explorations😊
Of course, but certainly the scenery. Thanks for stopping by 🤗.
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You truly have a good time visiting in the paradisiacal and wonderful Place Sir. ☺️
You always have to have the time to dedicate a good view and visit :)
Exactly Sir @critic-on . ☺️
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