What makes up a landscape? How to tell his story, blend in with him? In Terrestrial Limbos there are attempts and notes to answer these questions.

Shamanic rituals, the drummer who defeated Napoleon in 1808, a mayor who babbles before Franco and asparagus who spot UFOs: everything has a place in El Bruc, a municipality at the foot of Montserrat that can be read as a palimpsest. The author, a barely landed stranger, surrenders to the biological rhythm of the mountain and observes and lives it from its symbolic and mystical, historical and glocal strata. In this way, he learns to stop searching.