We stumbled across a small medieval fair at Agoso where we tasted some walnut liqueur which was being distilled there and served in half a walnut shell. The Portuguese bagpipes were again being played.
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| Portuguese bagpipes |
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| A merry-go-round powered by a bike! |
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| Lovely view from the castle |
We then visited the ruins of the church of Saint John Batista and, just beyond, the ruined Castelo e Vila Muralhada de Ansiaes.
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| Graves carved out of the rock |
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| Entry to the ruined castle |
We stayed out of the way nearby and met a couple of stray dogs in the morning. The rough coated Podenco was quite brave but his friend, who looked like a Leonberger, was very timid and kept well away.
We gave the Podenco some dog treats, bread and a couple of raw eggs, which he lapped up. Even taking some bread from Dee's hand.
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