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Title
Buses of Bertamirans
 

Mario Barcia Pazos, Raúl Lariño , Shaide Souza da Silva · 6 febrero 2018 17:23


Type of element
Services

Photograph

Explanation

In this photo we can see a Bertamiráns bus making one of its usual stops in the Plaza Maia, in the photo you can see how several people get off the bus. This is the stop that comes from Santiago La Rosa, to Bertamirans Plaza Maia

Title
Street sweeper
 

Enrique Martínez Vieites · 9 febrero 2018 21:38


Type of element
People

Explanation
These people are very important because if it were not for them, the streets would be dirty and full of garbage. People throw things to the ground without thinking and they pick it up, help us and protect the environment. This people are very important from Bertamiráns. They are essential

Title
Kratos
 

Diego Caeiro Costoya, Martín López Rodríguez · 9 febrero 2018 23:40


Type of element
Restaurants, cafeterias and bars

Photograph

Explanation
We choose this restaurant because we think that is a very good place to go eat (they have a very good Asturiana food that is the one of Bertamirans that prepare Asturian food) or to drink something looking the space because they have like a dome in the roof of the reustarant.

Title
Eva hogar
 

Lucía Grille Barral, Noelia Freiría Iglesias · 8 febrero 2018 17:57


Type of element
People

Photograph

Explanation
She is a woman named Eva, she has a shop in Bertamiráns where she sells things such as school supplies, jellybeans, children's toys and things both for cleaning the home or decorating it. We found it interesting to do it because there many people go there to buy the previous things and it was easy because Noelia's mother knows her and it was easier to take the picture.

Title
Bertamiráns market
 

Dominic Iglesias Rodriguez, Marcos Granja Grille · 4 febrero 2018 13:15


Type of element
Shops and stores

Photograph

Explanation
In this photograph you can see the Bertamiráns market. Its located in two main streets: Rúa Entrerrios and Rúa Ameneiral.

On Saturdays you can visit the market from three o'clock in the afternoon until eight o'clock. The day the picture was taken it was raining and there were only around twenty stalls, but when it's sunny there can be up to fifty stalls.

The market stalls sell a variety of inexpensive clothes, accessories, bed linen, organic produce such as tomatoes, lettuce, cheese and bread. There is a stall that sells traditional salted fish known as 'bacalau'. Local residents and families visit the market to buy such products and get together as a social event, and eat the delicious churros!

The sellers move on to other markets in the nearby areas such as Noia and Padron.
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