5.4 Km from Santa Cruz exit to Cagua

Every time I share a post in this community it feels better the fact that little by little I am enlarging the library of videos in which I show you the roads around me, I'm not sure how many kilometers I have recorded so far, but I know it must be hundreds, maybe in the future I will make a compilation post of all the videos I have recorded so far and make the sum of kilometers, I think that will be a very interesting fact that will inspire me to continue with this type of content.

Today you will see in video and images a tour that I made from the exit of the town of Santa Cruz, Aragua state, to Sucre Street in the city of Cagua, specifically at the height of the shopping center La Piramide. This road is quite busy for those who live in the area, which commercially has its strengths.

From the first moment I left the town of Santa Cruz, I noticed that there is a very active agricultural and industrial area, I could see plantations, heavy traffic and even an old shopping center that seems to have activity, the latter is no small thing since it seems to be a place a little away from popular areas.

In the following two photos you can see an electrical complex and a plantain and corn plantation, I must clarify that this is on the Santa Cruz - Cagua road, the only road that connects both towns. I was struck by how blue the sky was and the large amount of white clouds on the horizon.

Below, you can see the entrance to the Sucre municipality where the city of Cagua is located, the road does not change much from there until I finally reached the downtown area of the city. I recorded the route up to Sucre street at the height of the shopping center La Piramide, I understand that a place that serves as a reference point for those who make life in the city for its easy location.

I invite you to watch the video to know in more detail this road that connects two towns that have relative importance in the state of Aragua, all of us who live here have at least heard of the existence of these two cities. It was a pleasure to share with you once, greetings!