The crumbling Romanic church hidden among the Spanish hills

In the rolling hills of Pallars Sobirà, Spain, there lies a forgotten Romanic church called Santa Maria de la Llata. The structure, now in ruins, once stood tall, revealing its historic charm. It is located between the terms of Anàs and Bonestarre, but within the boundaries of Bonestarre. The ruins sit on the left bank of the Riu d'Estaon. The church's exact age is uncertain, but it is believed to have been constructed in the 20th century, with possibly a prior history dating back to the 12th century. The structure is a single-nave church with a semicircular apse open to the navvy. The entrance is located on the south facade, where there is also an intriguing bell tower. The church was later extended towards the west with a building that is now in ruins.

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