It would not be a bad idea, especially if we take into account that surely Bécquer traveled along this same road, which crosses the fields of Gómara to get lost on the border with Aragon, very close to Tarazona, from where the road to Vera de Moncayo and the monastery of Veruela, where he not only wrote his famous 'Letters from my cell' but where he also collected a large number of legends on the edge (and never better said) of the Moncayo. There is another town further on, Beratón (a Celtiberian name reminiscent of the Segovian Duratón) that also has some reference to Bécquer. Still tough, the fields and towns of Soria, in my humble opinion, have a special charm. Thank you very much for your comment and warm greetings.