Every day, whether it's cold or scorching hot, more than a hundred residents of the Remei neighborhood of Vic cycle to Santa Eugènia de Berga to work at the slaughterhouse. They don't wear jerseys or odometers. The bicycle is simply the vehicle that allows them to get to their early morning shifts and return home at odd hours. It's an everyday scene that goes unnoticed, but it explains a good part of the reality of the area.
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Every day, whether it's cold or scorching hot, more than a hundred residents of the Remei neighborhood of Vic cycle to Santa Eugènia de Berga to work at the slaughterhouse. They don't wear jerseys or odometers. The bicycle is simply the vehicle that allows them to get to their early morning shifts and return home at odd hours. It's an everyday scene that goes unnoticed, but it explains a good part of the reality of the area.