ydieuju I think you're absolutely right!

Now I am curious as well. My guess is that it might have something to do with the quarry by the road. Maybe the purpose is to ward off debris or something like that?

Esa estructura es para la mina que hay a la derecha, ya que cuando detonan la piedra lo ponen por precaución

The Spanish motorway network is the third largest in the world by length. 1.USA 2.China 3. Spain

@@DIXIELANDSPAIN I think the Chinese officially surpassed us some point within the last decade… thank America’s hardcore environmentalists AND the abysmal way we planned/built our 1950s-1960s initial era interstates for why a lot of people oppose ANY new freeway construction of most kinds…

yes is pretty nice . I missed already

EpicThe112 I agree this does look like the Pennsylvania Turnpike, especially between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. It should be noted that Pennsylvania only recently raised the speed limit to 70 mph (110 km/h) on the turnpike.

Thanks for that information and for your convenience I've listed the dates when Pennsylvania Turnpike posted 70 mph and began in Spring 2014 exits 201-298 later Spring & Summer 2016 I-76 OH border to Exit 326 except for Tunnels I-276 exits 326-351 I-476 Exits 20-131 except for Lehigh Tunnel 55 mph. Spain did actually match the recent 2014-2016 PA turnpike 70 mph zones from 6 March 2011-30 June 2011 110 km/h (70 mph) max taken from elpais.com/elpais/2011/03/06/inenglish/1299392442_850210.html

That's true, the Pyrenees block most rain coming from the Atlantic. Once you're west of the Pyrenees in Spain (i.e. Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias) it becomes as green as Ireland. However if you move inland from those locations, the transition to arid landscapes is very abrupt.

No that's a different creator. He's from Spain, I'm from the Netherlands.