Church of St. Andrew in the disappeared village of Frontada (Palencia, Castile and León) The old village of Frontada was about 4 km west of Aguilar de Campoo, today access should make local roads and paths of about 12 km and bordering the reservoir of Aguilar, whose construction, in the mid 1960s, fled this palentinian village. At the foot of the nave stands the steeple, seating, composed of a broad and solid body, chamfered, shoulders with close central saetera, which follows another square leg height, that part and ends in surround, fascia with listel and chamfer profile. In this open two arch with impostas, also surround the dowels, which were trasdosadas by respective chambranas, today maimed on the side facing the West starting embrasures. The auction is sprocket with albardilla identical profile to the impostas flat, framing another window of very similar invoice, but not chambrana.
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