Bicorp+to+Dos+Aguas


 * Bicorp** is far more interesting than the route up to Navarres as is the terrain. Beautiful drive through to **Millares** and **Dos Aguas**, with some spectacular scenery along the CV 426 towards **Bunol** as well as dinosaur footprints. Again, we saw evidence of fires coming into **Dos Aguas** and after and this area feels quite remote. The roads are in good condition, but high and winding and mountainsides have been concreted to prevent rockfalls. Could imagine the road becoming blocked. Stunning but probably impractical.

Bicorp
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicorp
 * altitud: 292m
 * distancia: 88km
 * población: 575 (2011)
 * agriculture (mainly olives & almonds, some vines and carob, also fruit trees) / livestock (pigs, chickens, rabbits)
 * + a textile factory & clothing manufacturer, some construction companies & brickworks
 * + eco museum and DINOSAUR FOOTPRINTS nearby

Bicorp > Millares
CV580 km30

Millares
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millares > - used to be mills - 1992 saw a decline in the area - some tourism now >
 * altitud: 344m
 * distancia: 59km
 * población: 466 (2011)
 * //agricultura de supervivencia//, timber (oak, kermes oak, and pine), grass, apiculture, olive oil, corn (maize), carob
 * //hydroelectric plant Juan de Urrutia (1928)//

Dos Aguas
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dos_Aguas > Evidence of fire leaving Dos Aguas along the
 * altitud: 400m
 * distancia: 52km
 * población: 565 (2011)
 * //cultivos de secano// (almonds, carob, olives) + fruit & vegetables
 * La **[|agricultura de subsistencia]** (olive oil)
 * waste disposal centre in area / no hostelera to speak of
 * recent years have seen a small influx of Brits seeking a quiet life


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