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Baranain
After taking bus to the end of the line and having a somewhat interesting time in Atarrabia as a result. I wondered what was at the opposite end of Pamplona's number 19 bus route. Both journeys were about the same distance. Once the bus had reached its final stop I stepped out and stopped for a moment. Ail I saw was this modern town and park not far from the bus stop, talk about opposites.
Baranain was established as a town in 1987, it did not exist before. I would have to wait nearly an hour for the next bus, so went through the park.
It was quite boring really and at the other is a man made lake. If you look carefully through the pillars, just to the right of center you will see a small kind of waterfall. This is where the water comes in and goes out somewhere else, I didn't bother to find out where, just returned to the bus stop and caught one back.
You never know what you will find riding a bus to it's route end.
Baranain was established as a town in 1987, it did not exist before. I would have to wait nearly an hour for the next bus, so went through the park.
It was quite boring really and at the other is a man made lake. If you look carefully through the pillars, just to the right of center you will see a small kind of waterfall. This is where the water comes in and goes out somewhere else, I didn't bother to find out where, just returned to the bus stop and caught one back.
You never know what you will find riding a bus to it's route end.
Definitely opposite end.
Jul 30, 2026
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