3.4 km of a rarely explored road

It's been almost 3 months since the last time I shared a video in this community, and honestly I had not encouraged myself to activate the camera on the road since I have not traveled to places that I have not already shared here. However, yesterday we decided to take a route little explored by me since there is a great highway that allows you to reach these destinations in a faster and more effective way.

To give you more context, what you will see in the video will be part of the old road that is taken to reach the city of Cagua, and I say old because few people use it considering that through the regional highway of the center is reached much faster to the aforementioned city. However, there is a very important town between Palo Negro and Cagua that must be crossed and that is the town of Santa Cruz, which you will see at the end of the video.

I decided to shoot the video from the Palo Negro stadium since it is a very clear landmark of the city and it is also located near the exit, so we will be able to see images of the Santa Cruz highway a few seconds after the video starts.

A few minutes after leaving the city of Palo Negro, you can see part of the agricultural area of the municipality of José Ángel Lamas, which has many hectares and where you can see a lot of activity. I could see banana plantations, chives, among other vegetables and legumes that undoubtedly contribute a lot to the development of the area.

The route to get to the town of Santa Cruz is not so long, that is why sooner or later we can see the entrance through a yellow bridge that is where Bolivar street begins, which is the busiest street in the area. At the end of the video you will see to the left the Casa de la Cultura Claudio Castillo, a beautiful building painted in yellow that is one of the architectural references of Santa Cruz.

So you saw in the video a 3.4 km route of a little explored by me, few people use that road because the big highway decreases travel times, but I thought it was a good idea to explore areas that seem to be forgotten, but actually left me a good impression, it's nice to see that there are many people working agriculture in that area.