Saturday, October 16, 2010

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COASTAL PATHS PROJECT (GALICIA-ASTURIAS)

seawall was always a calm and promoting activity of the relaxation, stimulating our senses through sounds, aromas, light, images ... Visiting

cut profiles of the coast, mixed with the waves between beaches, cliffs and seascapes, it is an unforgettable treat for any traveler who wants to know these areas.

In most cases, the so-called "coastal paths," Inland routes are often little closer to shore, and are not very showy and dull to reason through forests of eucalyptus and pine trees and stepping much asphalt.

Thus, from the Hiking Club Acivro, echoing numerous requests to that, we start an interesting scheme called "Project Coastal Paths", ie allowing to meet beautiful coastal areas in a series of "real "shore excursions specially chosen and selected for their beauty .

In this ambitious project, we will over time thirteen beautiful trips a day, specially chosen for the occasion in which we can see from typical fishing villages to beautiful beaches, dramatic cliffs and beautiful coastal scenery.

excursions included in the project are: *

Road Ares-Mugardos Coast (Costa Ártabra-Ferrol)
* Route Tapia de Casariego-Castropol (Asturias)
* Route Viavélez-Tapia de Casariego (Asturias )
* Naviego Coast Trail (Asturias)
* Route Ortiguera-Viavélez (Asturias)
* Route da Costa Doce (Sada, A Coruña)
* Path of Cabo de Peñas (Asturias)
* Route Cedeira-San Andres Teixido (Ferrol)
* Route Algae (Ortigueira-A Coruña) * Route
Arnao-San Juan de la Arena (Trail North-Asturias)
* National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia (Islas Cies)
* National Park of the Atlantic Islands of Galicia (Isla de Ons)
* National Park Atlantic Islands of Galicia (Cortegada Island)

Each tour built into the project will bear the below, along with the words "Coastal Trails Project," and they will be suitable for all kinds of people with minimal shape, having always a degree of difficulty to "easy" or "medium" for the lack of roads to save.




As always, seats are limited to 36 people to enjoy the activity as possible so you can walk quietly, to escape the overcrowding.

Greetings to all and invite you to visit these lovely paths together in this interesting project called "Project Coastal Paths."



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Thursday, October 7, 2010

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ROUTE 26 MARCH 2011 OF ALGAE (ORTIGUEIRA)
(DRAFT COASTAL PATHS)


Distance: 15.5 km route
Duration: 5 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Route description: Route

algae is a most beautiful coastal routes and existing attractions in the Autonomous Community of Galicia, with many important natural and scenic values \u200b\u200bthat make this journey is truly an unforgettable experience for any traveler, allowing to discover the great attractions housed in the town of Ortigueira.

This route is a collection of routes that run along the edge Ortigueira coast, by the so-called "Camino de la Costa" They are as follows: Road

intertidal bark (not included in the route by low interest)
sailors Route Route Espasante
Celtigos cliffs
Furada Route de la Pena (Celtigos)
Route algae (Loiba)

The starting point of this beautiful map is the town of Espasante, very quiet and away from tourist overcrowding elsewhere.

Then we reach the beautiful beach of La Concha, very wide and fine sand, from which we can see how far in front and the town of Honey and even Cape Ortegal, with three needles and impressive lighthouse. We walk along the beach along the attractive promenade and headed to the auction, leading to the bay of Santa Cristina, well hidden and that goes unnoticed.

From here we climb to a vantage point where it was totally hidden, the fascinating site of Punta dos Prados, which holds the remains of a small fortified village built in the IV century BC, famous for having the best preserved monument forno Galicia. The various authors agree that identifying this site as a public beach without mentioning the funerary ritual or attributed to other buildings of this type. This construction is unique in architecture exhumed since its semicircular difference of all known in Galicia and Portugal-square-rectangular.

After visiting the site, we ascend the slope on a path to reach the checkpoint da Vela, construction monitoring of the eighteenth century, from which to contemplate unsurpassable views of the coast Ártabra with Honey, Cape Ortegal, the majority of Ortigueira and Bark, Espasante village with its beach, and Away the coastline we're going to go.

descended to the town road to access the beautiful beach of San Antón, fine sand, which traverse the entire length. The beach offers views of cliffs, boulders and rocks near the sea usually enbravecido. Finally

the beach we went for a somewhat difficult path that climbs over the hill, crossed and we can access the beach Eirón, virtually untouched and very beautiful. Your access is difficult with the help of a rope through the difficulty and poor condition of the trail.

Again Eirón cross the beach, enjoying every moment on these beaches almost untouched, until another beach, Playa de Bimbieiro or Mazorgán.

From here, following the coastline, we arrive at a grassland area from which the left see the beautiful beach of Ribeira dos Ourizos small, rocky and inaccessible. Somewhat later

offers a unique and difficult to forget one of the largest beaches in the municipality of Ortigueira: the Ribeira Grande or Sarridal, beautiful and safe as other mass tourism of the coastal area are not accessible or precarious access.

After enjoying the view, continue to the village of Wall, where we get into the interior by roads that pass near eucalyptus and pine forests. We

near the site of Rubido and neared the coast, past the difficult access to the beach Sarridal.

A little later, we reached a point where we turn to the viewpoint of Furada Pena, impressive rock emerging from the sea with two large cavities and a double arch, formed by wind and sea erosion, and provides a superb setting this whole coastline.

Following the road, we went to a junction where we headed to the beach of Ribeira do Carro, so named because it was accessible by car to go look for algae, especially abundant on this beach.

From here, right, are seen following two beaches: the Playa de los Castros and beach Fabrega, both with difficult access.

We retraced our steps and continue along to the viewpoint of Cadaval, from which we have a wide view of all the cliffs in this area, where the wind and sea have caused shapes.

kept walking and enjoying the views and cliffs of the parish of Loiba for protected sites within the Natura up to the parish of Picon. First we got to do Coitelo gazebo, spectacular and somewhat later, we contemplate the fascinating pier Picon, in a skirt unheard of in the same of a big cliff and almost no access.

A little later we arrived at the beautiful beach of Picon, with good access, situated in the village of the same name.

went through the village and began the last leg of the course, even more beautiful than the previous if possible, that leads us to the point Vilardeira. Now climb by narrow trails that border the cliffs, sometimes through small pine forests to reach the beach Lousada, virgin and inaccessible.

Finally, walking near the cliffs, we could see the beautiful beach of Esteiro, and in the municipality of Manon. At this point the views are incomparable, worthy shot of an unforgettable trip through the entire coastline Ortigueira. We arrived at the beach walkways Esteiro and drove to the parking lot of the same, next to the football field, finishing this fantastic route.


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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

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DRAFT 26 FEBRUARY 2011
GR-8 (RUTA DO LOR)
SECTION 5: BARX OF LOR-AUGASMESTAS (O Courel)


Distance: 13.5 km
Duration of tour: 3 hours 30 minutes Difficulty
: Easy
Route description:

With this fifth installment of 68 km completed the impressive long distance footpath GR-8, do Lor-Path running through the crossing Courel saw many different places and attractions.

This route runs mostly through the town of Quiroga, through both open and wooded areas and visiting many villages in the region, finishing the same in the town of Augasmestas, Lor riverside, where the resort and the former premises of the Provincial catamarans.

begin our walk in the town of Barxa Lor, with good examples of traditional local architecture, the church and the medieval bridge Barxa, elements that give charm to the small village, for which the pilgrims pass also used the so-called "Camino de Winter." Cross the medieval bridge and began to climb between the houses for a number of sections that run through small paved roads with little traffic. Met

the town of Paradela de Lor, passing in front of Mesón do Lor, always near the river, how could it be otherwise in this GR. When you reach a point we turn to the left across the road for the bottom of a tunnel to reach another beautiful village: Casti Lor, situated in a pleasant valley.

From here the road runs through an area of \u200b\u200briparian forest, up the road national cross again for another tunnel. The road begins a steep climb for a good track to reach the town of San Pedro de Lor, a pretty village sparsely populated, from which have beautiful views of the valley in this part of Quiroga. After the village, we have another stretch of pavement near the railway line, which eventually cross a new tunnel, leaving the road and across the other side, following the course of Lor. We continue by road to reach a new village: Margaride, where you should stop and cool off at its source. We left the village

right and reached the remains of what were Roman gold mines that were exploited in this area, with several tunnels the rock. Now follow a trail that is introduced in forest riparian zone, reaching the river and beginning to climb through pine and chestnut trees above the road. We climb up closer to the railroad we're giving away too over the top. In this section we look beautiful mountain views and a number of geological folds.

For this path carved into the hillside As we finally reached Covas, pretty village situated on a hill, from which we see and Lor Augasmestas and the river in one of his legs wider. Descend by road and we went to see the church of Augasmestas, in a great state of neglect, and finally reached Augasmestas Tourist Complex, also half-abandoned, where the old pier of the catamarans of the Provincial Government.

Here's where Lor River converge in the Sil and where the path ends and the great GR-8 that crosses from one end to the mountains of Courel. This should stop and enjoy the beautiful scenery, starting here named "Sil canyon" one of the landmarks of the Ribeira Sacra.

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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

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DRAFT 29 JANUARY 2011 GR-8 (RUTA DO LOR)
SECTION 4: FROXÁN-BARX OF LOR (O Courel)


Distance: 13.8 km
Duration of tour: 4 hours
Difficulty: Easy-Media
Route description:

The fourth installment of the long distance footpath GR-8, called Route Lor do is a very beautiful and spectacular route that runs around the town of Folgoso and Pobra do Brollón, which highlights its beautiful and varied landscapes and ethnographic elements that we observe throughout the entire route.

is a very attractive route that runs parallel to the river Lor and in which we can enjoy diversity of forests, among which is the great souto of Paramedela, a protected area included within the Natura and declared a Site of Community, viewpoints fascinating as the two Pontós Miradoiro das Penas; diverse as ethnographic elements of Froxán Cabanas, the remains of the impressive Barxa Forge and several albariza and Sequeira.

Finally, along the route Froxán visit various villages and the place of As Laceiras, Barxa and Barxa Lor.

started route in the town of Froxán, one of the most attractive and authentic villages showcase Courel, which is partially restored and well-preserved traditional buildings. Here is arranged facades and roofs, and flooring are sanearon the streets, keeping the same type which was used for centuries in the region with houses piled one another, narrow streets, air passages made of chestnut wood beams, balconies with wooden bars. Even began operating a tavern (which unfortunately was burnt in the fire) and a farmhouse. All this, together with the environment in which Froxán located in the middle of a beautiful chestnut souto and abundance of oaks also helped to make this village one of the most unique and visited the mountain. Leaving

Froxán and began to walk the road to Castro Portela, to turn in followed by a trail near the river Lor. From this point the road continues along a beautiful road that runs parallel to the river Lor, which gives us here a great extent. Then begins to climb almost a spectacular path carved into the slope from which we get beautiful views of the vast forests that cover everything before our eyes. It is the great legacy of Courel, as I said Uxío Novoneyra "foi toujours eiquí forest."

continue up the slope through the so-called "Sentences do Parliament", an authentic natural viewpoint to end in a wide track that leads us into the town of Pobra do Brollón and leads through pine forests to the well known "Souto Paramedela "this biological gem concello within Natura and declared as a Site of Community Interest. The souto has a nice Sequeira prepared for visits to learn this traditional element Courel used to dry the chestnuts.

continue on the track along the river Lor and began a painful heat rise that can be somewhat hard to reach, after a bend in the road, the beautiful two Pontós Miradoiro das Penas, privileged vantage point from which you can see in all its splendor Paramedela souto of the river Lor, and all the surrounding mountains.

After resting a while in this place, we continued on up the track until it joins another detour that leads us to the place of As Laceiras, charming and very rare, with only one resident and is located in a hard place access. In the only house there, which also functions as a rural tourism development has been very successfully managed to combine the natural area surrounding it with a series of traditional-style buildings that make up different environments for life in this beautiful town. After visiting

Laceiras As we descend suddenly looking a stunning very difficult path that descends with nice twists and turns to the river views. Once in the river, follow a trail in the midst of lush riparian vegetation, past a small suspension bridge to reach the remains of the spectacular Barxa Forge, one of the most important factories were in the Courel for iron work.

A little later we reach the interesting Barxa traditional village in the middle of a beautiful souto and practically abandoned, traditional constructions in the area.

From anche here on the road a bit until finally reaching Barxa Lor village, somewhat larger population that retains a beautiful medieval bridge where the road ends.

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Monday, October 4, 2010

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11 DECEMBER 2010 DRAFT
GR-8 (RUTA DO LOR)
SECTION 3: Forge SEOANE-FROXÁN (O Courel)


Distance: 19 km
Duration of tour: 6 hours
Difficulty: Medium
Route description:

This third installment of the long distance footpath GR- 8 is an extraordinary journey that traverses much of the town of Folgoso using the old trails that connected the various towns and villages Courel, offering the traveler a variety of both landscape elements, such as ethnographic and archaeological.

is a beautiful path that runs almost completely parallel to the river Lor, through some of the great Soutar of Courel and contemplating various traditional buildings, and Sequeiros, curtains and ouriceiras. In addition, during the tour will visit numerous villages of the mountains as Abaixo Ferreira, A Pendell, Touzon, Valdomir, A Campa, Vilar and Froxán, passing near the great Castro de Vilar, considered the most important Courel.

Locay We start from the Foundry, one of the major foundries across the south lugués built in 1808 by General Juan Manuel Munarriz artillery during the war of Independence against Napoleon, for the transformation of iron that was extracted Formigueiros Mount. From here we take the old road that connected the two most important towns in Courel: Seoane and Folgoso, and the construction of the paved road all the attention lost, falling into disuse.

The road begins at a souto of chestnut trees and runs along the mountain slope Voucher half. Later we left our right souto spotting Forge Village Vella, a beautiful landscape, overlooking the villages and Sobredo Mercurino.

The path continues beside the spring of Fontaine and within a few meters Roxedaiga crossed the stream, until the first key point of the route: the Pena do Escribano, a spectacular natural view over the river Lor where you can see fantastic views all the villages and mountains around.

A little later we went through the bottom of the remains of the Louseira of Mercurino, one of the oldest stone quarries of Courel. Paradela cross the stream and down towards the village of Ferreira de Abaixo, where is the bar or pontoon "fascinating shop where everything is handcrafted wood and local materials.

We went to the road to Folgoso, and after 100 meters you will turn right along a path that leads us into the two Pedrouzos souto. Soon we began to see a beautiful picture with the Lor River valley in the background.

cross the stream and continue Cabanelas until you reach Ponte do Porto, near the fort of Fouciños. We arrived at km. 10 and we turn to the right until you reach the Ponte de Traspas first and then to Ponte de SUDRIA, near the village and Touzon. A cross Touzon and Pendell, Lor on the river, until finally entering Valdomir, a town where once there was a forge.

From here we begin the second part of this section we will address some of the most interesting sites and villages and emblematic of the saw. We went along to

catux Inn, which no longer functions as such, along the trail that passes through the beautiful chapel of San Sebastian in the direction of the village of A Campa, located in a beautiful environment surrounded by a large souto, and fully cross. Once outside the village, continue along a path that leads along the hillside with a beautiful landscape with river and opposite Lor village Vilamor, always recognizable by its large church that excels at all points.

continue to enter the area known as Os Calangros, spectacular setting and consists of a narrow path carved into the mountain passes through a gorge with the river at the bottom and a stretch is very spectacular.

Once this area and after crossing some stream, enter the known and beautiful traditional village of Vilar, located in a beautiful spot surrounded by an impressive souto of chestnut trees. Has the famous "Fonte da Saúde", with a small ethnographic museum created some years ago by the neighbor Juan Sanchez Rodriguez, known as "Xan do Ferreiro", showing a variety of utensils that have been part of traditional domestic life the mountain villages, as well as tools and implements.

went through the village and we pass the restored "Campo da Feira" to follow the path that goes first to the hermitage of San Roque and then the stunning vantage point where the "Castro de Vilar", considered the best preserved the Courel. The fort is situated on a high to 547 feet high surrounded by a meander Lor formed by the river, and retains a number of Iron Age houses and much of its defensive walls.

After relaxing a bit at this wonderful place, go back and down along the old path through the piñeiral of Abra river reaches and crosses the bridge do Vao, recently refurbished. At this point we typically Mediterranean vegetation invades the microclimate in the area, with strawberry, oak, cork, etc., Crossing the forest known as Froxán sobreiral of "up to the famous village of the same name.

Froxán is one of the most attractive villages existing in O Courel. Is still in the process of restoration and retains its appearance fully genuine traditional construction with typical runners and wooden balconies that rise above cobbled streets and squares. This village is celebrated the first Sunday in December the "Festa da da Pisa chestnut", which retrieves a traditional practice of preparing this fruit. The village has a beautiful square in the center of town, a "campo da feira" with a small recreation area, and the known "Fonte dos Milagres.

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Sunday, October 3, 2010

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13 NOVEMBER 2010 DRAFT
GR -8 (RUTA DO LOR)
SECTION 2 SEOANE Santalla-Forge (O Courel)


Distance: 10.8 km
Duration of tour: 3 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Route description:

This second stage of long distance walking route GR-8, like the first, is a comfortable ride that runs almost always falling on old roads and trails through some of the great forest that holds this nature as souto of Mostad, always near the great river Lor.

We start Santalla main square, next to the source, where we continue a stretch of road until you reach the small village of Traber, with great charm.

From here we start walking along a trail leading down to the river hospitalized for areas with large diversity of vegetation and trees up to "Ponte do Fedo", the first reference point across the rego for Moreira, a tributary of Lor.

The road continues near the river, may be somewhat difficult depending on time of year when transiting in the amount of existing vegetation and the rapid growth of the same. We arrived at "Ponte das Mestas' other bridges in the area that is half fallen, and we cross to follow the river course. Somewhat later cross a third bridge, very nice and totally traditional wood.

The trail continues through beautiful forests up to an area where some huts began to appear: they are the "Cabanas de Paparone, formerly used for keeping cattle, tools or chestnuts.

began to rise smoothly to a very clear crossing in which we will turn to the right towards the Courel campsite. At this point we entered the great souto of Mostad, we cross a narrow path. We headed for the river to link up with a good road that runs along a stretch that leads below the road in front of the campsite of Courel.

continue to the entrance where it follows the same route to reach the church of Esperante, the seventeenth century, situated in a beautiful setting that encourages relaxation and meditation.

After resting in this beautiful place, went up the road that leads to the Esperante village, situated on the slopes of the Serra das Travesas. We crossed it and continued the road that leads to an impressive souto. From this point the road becomes a path, sometimes very little patent, which leads us up the side of the mountain, reaching back to the road that will lead to few meters Nova Forge, where is the Forge Locay, one of the most impressive factories that existed in the Courel which transforms the iron that was extracted from the Monte Formigueiros and where it ends the second section of the GR-8.

Locay The forge is now restored but is not allowed to visit. It is a stunning example of folk architecture and one of the largest steel factories throughout southern lugués, especially height of Banza, about 10 m in height. It was built in 1808 by General Juan Manuel Munarriz artillery during the war of Independence against Napoleon, for the transformation of iron that was extracted Formigueiros Mount, using energy as a source of strong currents of water from the Rio Lor. Later, in 1910, a neighbor arrived from Cuba, became a mill, mill and power plant providing electricity to all Courel.

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Saturday, October 2, 2010

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DRAFT 16 OCTOBER 2010 GR-8 (RUTA DO LOR)
SECTION 1: Cebreiro-Santalla (O Courel)


Distance: 11 km
Duration of tour: 3 hours
Difficulty: Easy
Route description:

With this first installment began the project consists of exploring the impressive trail grand tour GR-8, also known as "Route Lor do" and that over of 68 km will take us across the Sierra do Courel, alongside the flagship channel of the Lor River, visiting villages and seeing many great diversity of elements which are traditional buildings, archaeological sites, monuments and large number of varied forest vegetation.

This first route is a comfortable route that runs mostly falling on old roads and trails and crosses by very attractive with beautiful scenery, traditional villages, many and varied ethnographic elements forests.

The route starts at Cebreiro, using the same route of the Camino de Santiago. Then we enter the forest area where peace and quiet is the dominant note. We

the place called "Fonte do Rei", which marks the limits of the parish of Liñares Celeiro the place where the road divides and separates the Camino de Santiago earlier, continuing along a mountain trail through undefined begins to descend gradually.

continue down path of divisiveness beautiful views of the mountains, overlooking the valley full of vegetation and all kinds of trees. We passed near the village of bitterness and we Celeirós, located in a beautiful location amidst a chestnut souto. We left the village and continue until you reach one of the landmarks along the route: "I Corgos do Flax ", traditional construction consisting of small ponds with continuous input and output of water where they" cooked "the linen for 40 days and then dried and subsequently treated so that it can weave.

continue descending along the mountain of Vieira to reach the site of Fonte do Cubo, where one house, the house of Roque. Nearby lies the source of the river Lor, it's worth visiting.

A little later we passed the village of Fonteboa until it joins the road which leads us to another village without loss of the area: Fonlor. Here we will turn down a path that crosses the river a few minutes and leads Lor another of the key points of the route: the "Muíño of Pedrodaira" interesting well-preserved traditional building built in 1923 and that served many of the villages in the area, which includes, in addition to the construction , an annex to house the horses and carts and had brought the grain flour.

From here the road begins to climb gently to pass near the hill fort Santalla, which has not yet been excavated. Met one of the villages in the area: I Casares, we go through to follow a path that, now, the river drops sharply to introducing us to an area with lots of beautiful forests and vegetation.

From the river we began the hardest part of the route with a steep climb that leads directly to the square of the village of Santalla, where there is a good fresh supply waiting for us, and that is the end of this first tranche of GR-8.

the afternoon, we made a short trip of 3 km away to find the remains of the fascinating Doncos Tower, one of the 3 fortresses that guarded the entrance to Galicia from Leon, built in the fifteenth century and was owned the Valcárcel, one of the most influential bloodlines of that time in Spain.

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Friday, July 2, 2010

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Saturday, May 29, 2010

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Ambassador of UNESCO. D. Belly Ayala. UN Presidente.Embajadora
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Saba. Delegate of the Embassy of Peru in the UN.
Red Cross, UNICEF President, President.

Panama Consul Consul Consul of Venezuela, Colombia


Consul Consul of Uruguay in India

Ecuador Consul Consul Consul of Peru Bolivia
.. etc ...

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

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ASSEMBLY




Roadmap 2050 is a project to media analysis and solutions to get reduce or even eliminate the emission of carbon dioxide from the European Community to atmosphere. It is an idea of \u200b\u200bthe European Climate Foundation (ECF) developed with a group of experts including AMO is has been responsible for the graphic documentation. 2050 Roadmap

shown by maps and charts can reduce emissions by 80% or 100% if done an energy exchange with North Africa. This would be possible through the energy exchange between the European Union countries develop sources of clean energy that has each and exchange according to the seasons. The setting of "Eneropa" change borders by types of energy sources and regions would be called "Solaria", "Biomassburg", "Isles of Wind", "Tidal States", "Urania" Geothermalia "... The exchange requires the construction of local facilities and a network connection-providing adequate overall capacity (Roadmap). After a relatively high initial investment from the project now get cut costs by 2020 and meet targets in 2050. The study, summarized in the video below, warns that the longer put the plan into action, the greater the costs and claims that create jobs in Europe.

More here.
Graphic documentation Full here.





Audio:
Ramones "California Sun"

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

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EIGHT SUMMIT PROJECT (OS ANCARES)

The land of Ancares represents one of the most important natural sites in the province of Lugo and the whole autonomous region that has great natural, cultural and ethnographic.

In order to known in a very detailed part of this beautiful region, we implement an important and attractive plan we began to organize in a while called "Project Eight Summit."

This ambitious project is up to the eight most important summits of the Sierra de Ancares using the old roads and existing trails in the region.

To achieve this goal, we will over time, 6 trips a day, very beautiful and really spectacular, which will climb the highest peaks of the mountains:

1.-The Cuiña (1994 m .)
2.-THE Mostalla (1935 m) and Pico Lanza (1868 m.)
3.-The Three Bishops (1792 m.)
4.-The Horn Cursed (1859 m.) and the Puddle Peak (1854 m.)
5.-The Penarrubia (1825 m.)
6.-The Miravalles ( 1969 m.)

Each tour built into the project will bear the below along with the words "Eight Summits Project" and will always have a degree of difficulty to "hard" or "medium", the complexity of the terrain and slopes to save.

Furthermore, in order to address these excursions with guarantees, to think for areas high altitudes in extreme and highly variable climate, it must be very important to follow exactly the recommendations given in each activity: footwear, clothing material to wear, etc. and have adequate physical preparation.

As always, seats are limited to 36 people to enjoy as much activity as possible and ensure the safety of the group.

Greetings to all and I hope we meet soon walking in the mountains Ancares in this exciting project called "Project Eight Summit."


Hiking Club Acivro

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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26 SEPTEMBER 2010
RIVER CANYON TRAIL OF WOLVES
(NATURAL PARK OF THE WOLF RIVER CANYON-SORIA)


Distance: 12.2 km
Duration of tour: 4 hours 30 min.
Elevation: almost flat route
Difficulty: Easy
Road type: Road and trail running
Type: Voyage (linear) Starting point
: Ucero
point: Bridge of the Seven Eyes
Route description:

Natural Park Lobos River Canyon is one of the most spectacular natural spaces in the province of Soria in which the river, limestone dissolution over the years, has created a deep canyon boxed extending into the provinces of Soria and Burgos along over 25 km.

The route can be done in several ways: the most common is the one that leads from Ucero to the Bridge of the Seven Eyes, with a distance of about 12 km, but may extend it to the town of Pinar Hontoria during another 12 km, thus completing the full course will cañón.Nosotros the first part that runs entirely by the Soria.

We start from the delightful town of Soria Ucero, with the remains of an ancient castle of XII century. From the village we head toward the river, through the Interpretation Center (House Park) which provides information for all activities that can be done in the park, which features an exhibition of the natural values \u200b\u200bof the same.

continue without losing this first stage for about 3 km until you reach the beautiful chapel of St. Bartholomew, a former Romanesque monastery of St. John Templar Otero, built in the first third of the twelfth century. Behind the chapel lies the Cueva Grande, one of many caves available to the area, really great and we can admire in peace.

From here we cross a wooden bridge to start the second phase of about 9 km about taking us to the Bridge of the Seven Eyes, on the border of the province of Soria.

The road is comfortable, with little slope, overlooking the spectacular and then holed Colmenar rocky wall of the Friars. In this section the river narrows its channel, making it even more impressive the huge walls of the canyon, having to cross the river several times, one at the confluence of the stream of the river Valderrueda Lobos. In much of the route will have the opportunity contemplate the wealth of valuable fauna that inhabit this space among which include griffon vultures that inhabit the huge holes of the rocks, as well as various types of eagles (real, short-toed and road), hawks, owls, hawks, etc. We

the source area of \u200b\u200bthe corner where there is a large rocky dome indicated access to see the Black Cave, another chamber of the barrel. The trail near the river and reach the Las Fuentes, through which the path of Cañada Real Merina (PR 49), one of the many trails that meander through the park. At this point the canyon opens way through dense stands of Corsican pine, the road becomes a track that crosses the river several times, until you reach the Bridge of the Seven Eyes, the end of this section and the route.

From here we enter into the province of Burgos and it would be possible to continue the route through the canyon for about 12 miles until the town of Pinar Hontoria. This part of the canyon is less visited but no less beautiful, and has the attraction of being much less busy. PHOTOS

ROUTE



Monday, May 10, 2010

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25 SEPTEMBER 2010 CROSSING
Castroviejo-PICO
URBIÓN-BLACK LAGOON (LAGUNA NATURE OF THE BLACK AND CIRCUS GLACIERS URBIÓN-SORIA)


Distance: 14 km
Duration of tour: 4 hours 30 min.
altitude: 628 m
Difficulty: Medium
Road type: track and road running
Type: Voyage (linear) Starting point
: Castroviejo (1600 m.)
point: Laguna Negra (1545 m)
highest point: Pico Urbión (2228 m.)
Route description:

To make this route we need to access the town of Soria Duruelo de la Sierra (1200 m.), from which we go to the spectacular scenery of Castroviejo , called the City of Stones, space natural that the style of the enchanted city of Cuenca, offers curious limestone or limestone rock formations formed over thousands of years by the action of water, wind and ice. The heterogeneity of rocks in their morphology, chemical composition and hardness is what has allowed them uneven wear by the elements, resulting in a surprising show of art from the picturesque nature, without definitely worth a leisurely stroll.

From here the path that leads us to the Pico Urbión, on a route that overlaps with that done by the famous writer Antonio Machado in September 1910 (Covaleda-Urbión-Laguna Black), along with some friends to see the birth of the Douro River, and was inspired to create one of his works: "The land of Alvargonzález", inspired by the landscape of the area and stories of patricide that listening.

After contemplating the whimsical shapes that offers Castroviejo, continue to the viewpoint from which to observe the largest area of \u200b\u200bconifers in Europe and the peoples of Duruelo Regumiel, Vilviestre del Pinar, Canicosa de la Sierra, and even Soria. A 1 km. of the complex is the Cascada de la Cueva Serena, who served as location for the film "Riding to the death" of the year 1963, was filmed in this area and that was about the adventures of mythical fox. We continue by road through pine forest to the source first and then reaching Berro Refuge Bivouac The Bunker, and located at 1700 meters altitude.

From here, soon reached the source of the river Duero, the third longest river in Spain (897 km), at the foot of Pico Urbión. Ascend 100 meters finally reaching the peak Urbión, which 2228 meters is one of the highest in Soria and the highest known mountain in the Picos de Urbión, with peaks over 2000 meters.

Urbión Peak covered with snow continuously from January to May and in the summer months are still snowfields. The origin of the term seems to come from Celtiberian Urbión meaning 'two waters good', referring to the rivers Duero and Urbión born on its slopes, river latter to follow the north side to finish in the river Najerilla which in turn join the Ebro

After enjoying the spectacular views, began to descend to Laguna Larga, of glacial origin, situated 1850 meters above sea level.

later arrived at the viewpoint, where it provides a panoramic view of Laguna Negra, which we will go. After descending 750 meters arrived at the beautiful Laguna Negra, where the road ends, that surely will leave an indelible image of his memory, which is located to 1,780 m. altitude. This is a glacial lake surrounded by cliffs and pine, beech and ferns contrast with the majestic wall of dark gray rock is reflected in its crystal and shimmering waters, thus its name.

These are the lands where the great writer walked Antonio Machado and that served as inspiration for some of his works, among which is "The Land of Alvargonzález" (1912):

"Hasta la Laguna Negra,
under the Duero river,
carry the body, leaving
behind a bloody trail, and in the lagoon
bottomless well
keeping secrets ... "

La Laguna Negra gained notoriety by being the place where Antonio Machado placed the legend of the Sons of Alvargonzález. Machado lies the tragic story of a patricide in this land. In 1912 the novel written in prose that would deal in April of that year:

Alvargonzález is assassinated by two of his three children in a hurry to collect the inheritance. Black Lagoon is the place they choose to dispose of the body. Crime pays for an innocent person is convicted of the club, the wife of the deceased mother of the murderers, dies of grief. Their greed has no payment expected to stop producing land. The brother emigrated, on his return, purchase of the land to their brothers and get great harvests. Remorse corrode murderers who end up selling what is left and trekking, passing near the Laguna Negra is lost in the night and end up in their waters. In these verses describes the lagoon

"
the murderers came to Laguna Negra,

transparent and still water, an enormous wall of stone, where vultures nest

and the echo sleeps around;
clear water where
drink saw eagles,
where the wild mountain boar
stag and doe drink pure water and quiet

that copies eternal things

indifferent water holds the stars within it. "

ROUTE PHOTOS



Sunday, May 9, 2010

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19 JUNE 2010 ROAD
Muniellos GAPS (Muniellos Nature Reserve)
(NATURAL PARK OF THE SOURCES OF NARCEA, Degaña and Ibias-ASTURIAS)


Distance: 18 km
Duration of tour: 7 hours 30 min.
altitude: 650 m
Difficulty: High, with two delicate steps
Road type: Trail running
Type: Circular.
Description Route:

Nature Reserve Muniellos Comprehensive, integrated within the Parque Natural de las Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias, is one of the most important natural areas in Spain, bringing together about 400 plant species, some threatened, and containing all vertebrates described in Asturias, among which are the brown bear and the capercaillie.

Declared Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since November 9, 2000, has oak the most spectacular and best preserved in Europe , partly due to the lack of human presence and the other to the isolation and distance from the main roads, being the last stronghold of the ancient and lush forests inhabited the Iberian Peninsula.

Muniellos Within, is one of the most stunning routes that can be performed by the Northwest Iberian Peninsula " Route Muniellos Lagoons " in which travel up the beautiful forests of the reserve and also you can see 3 beautiful high mountain glacial lakes called " Island," "The Honda " and "La Grande ."

Access to the completion of the Route of the Lakes of Muniellos is restricted to a maximum of 20 people a day, so it is necessary to apply well in advance of the relevant permission to go into the Reserve.

Muniellos Reserve is a unique place in Spain. Few of us will never been in a place like, totally wild and isolated from all human activity. In Muniellos no pets or no livestock. Nor cabins or traces of human activity. Just pure nature, wild animals, endemic in this area own only one of the most beautiful oak woodlands, best preserved and oldest in Europe, reflecting the high degree of protection of this beautiful area, and finally a fantastic set 4-glacial lakes that are located in the highest part of the Reserve.

To start the route will have to enter the house Tablizas forest, which has access control by a forest officer. The route is a hard path for its length and the irregularity of the terrain, which runs along a small path always pretty rocky and uncomfortable. The complete circular path has an estimated duration of 7 ½ hours and is only possible in dry weather as it has two delicate steps that represent a risk if the soil is too wet.

and complete the circular route of Tablizas, introducing then in the great forest of white oak Muniellos, by a very narrow trail is quite rocky at times. Occasionally the landscape opens to look at your extension Reserve and the surrounding peaks, which are capped in winter. Bordering

mid-slope valley The Candanosa, we Fonculebrera Fountain, where the famous "rivet" great example of over 7 meters in diameter and 7 feet high (there are other specimens in hidden places perimeter of the park near 10 meters). After much walking, we arrive at a junction that contacts the River Road. Continuing

come to the first set glacier lagoon: The island, very pretty, with a small central island. If we continue down a difficult path upward reach within minutes the second gap: La Honda, more beautiful than the last. From here, if we know the area, we can get a patent only path to the third lake: La Grande, wider than before and also very beautiful. A fourth gap still: La Peña, much smaller and hidden and has little water in summer.

returned to the junction and from here we begin the descent by a wide but inconvenient road that runs along the river Muniellos in the middle of the woods to reach the house again Tablizas forest, the end of this route, one of the most wonderful exist in Spain. PHOTOS

ROUTE



Saturday, May 8, 2010

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20 JUNE 2010 FOREST TRAIL
MOAL
(NATURE OF THE SOURCES OF NARCEA, Degaña and Ibias- ASTURIAS)


Distance: 10 km
Duration of tour: 3 hours 30 min.
altitude: 431 m
Difficulty: Easy
Road type: Road and trail running
Type: circular route
Description:

Nearby Integral Natural Reserve of Muniellos, is Forest Road Moal , beautiful route essential to obtain a complete picture of the great forests that populate the region and the natural area Muniellos.

The start of the route is in the people of Moal, gateway to Muniellos. From here we will go to the Chapel of San Julian, where we turn left and cross the River. Follow the track that gentle climb brings us a beautiful chestnut with an abundance of "corripas" buildings used to store the nuts and where they are left to cure for hedgehogs to fall off easily.

started to climb up through an impressive and dense beech forest until you reach a crossroad that leads to the Mirador de Montecinos which overlooks a fantastic view of the bottom of the Integral Nature Reserve Muniellos, villages and Oballe Moal and Connio port.

past the gazebo, we reached the saddle of the Moncada barracks where we turn down a narrow and difficult path begins to drop sharply, and is forced to walk slowly to avoid slipping, especially in wet weather.

finally reached a wider road that leads back to lossless Moal, beginning of course.

ROUTE PHOTOS



Friday, May 7, 2010

Funeral Thank You To Pastor Wording

utopia: utopia




People's Temple (Peoples Temple) was a sect founded in 1955 by Jim Jones. It began as one of the first U.S. multiracial congregations. Later became a utopian community in California agricultural character who enjoyed all kinds of favors. The requirement for joining was to deliver her personal possessions to the common good. In 1975, two senior members decided to leave the community leader accused of sexual abuse.
In 1974, he had paid a million dollars for the lease of ten thousand hectares of tropical jungle in Guyana to establish an experimental agricultural outpost of the Temple. In 1977 he landed large quantities of construction material in the nearby river port of Kaituma. Three hundred eighty members of the Temple requested visas and traveled to Guyana. The following year, seven hundred settlers moved to the utopia of Jones. On 18 November 1978, after opening fire on the convoy of a U.S. congressman and several dissidents, the community committed suicide en masse with a mixture of grape flavored Kool Aid, cyanide and Valium. 913 bodies were found.


Bungalows


Jonestown Jonestown was a very well-organized farming community. Had a utility area surrounded by a belt which alternated agricultural, residential and facilities.
In the central hall was an open structure with a stage at one end where they do most of the group activities. Together him were the school and library housed in 2 tents and radio room. The workshops and stores also had a central position. Southeast had 48 bungalows in 8 rows of 6. In each of them were housed 10 to 20 people. They had a porch and chairs to sit outside. To the east, along the central pavilion is situated 5 apartments, one of whom were children and other animals. The tent, kitchen, laundry and bakery were in the west with the team doctor and 6 bungalows made of woven reeds where they were staying senior members of the sect. Jim Jones and his assistants residing in the West House. Besides all this had stables, basketball court, fruit and vegetable stalls, bathrooms and showers, generators, soap and brick factories, poultry and smokehouse. Around all buildings in undeveloped areas planted to orchids, citrus, bananas, mangoes, rice, papaya, beans. cucumbers, etc. And surrounding the whole, the forest.
The arrangement of uses and buildings are best appreciated in terms listed below. Black areas represent the position of the bodies, most around the pavilion. This map was published by Newsweek in 1978 to illustrate the tragedy. here flatter.
Jonestown community was mainly composed of African Americans from California and southern U.S. states who occupied key positions in the organization of this. It took a great human effort to make it work. Documents found by the FBI show that Jonestown was organized departments where each member worked on the basis of their abilities, meaning that there was a local internal organization similar to that of a state. Studies conducted by the University of San Diego State have Jonestown as a religious utopia of racial character. more information, records and documentation here.


Newsweek Map Magazine, Volume XCII, no. 23, December 4, 1978, p. 62. Reprinted from The Assassination of Representative Leo J. Ryan and the Jonestown, Guyana Tragedy, Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives (May 15, 1979), p. 421.


Audio: The Brian Jonestown Massacre
"The Ballad of Jim Jones"


Wednesday, May 5, 2010

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JONESTOWN: Suburbia



When in 1898 Sir Ebenezer Howard wrote the book "Garden Cities of To-morrow "and founded the movement urban garden city figured little in what would become subject to the laws of the market and property speculation.

cities were conceived as a community garden surrounded by green belts with a mixture of uses (residential, industrial and agricultural) carefully planned. They have a high percentage of public land for green areas particular to avoid speculation and most of its inhabitants work in the city itself, so that it produces enough food for self. They are inspired by the description of future urban planning in the novel "Looking Backward" Edward Bellamy, published in 1888, which has a socialist utopia in 2000. The first of these cities was Letchworth, 55 miles north of London, founded in 1903 and then followed by other groups mainly in England and the U.S..



Diagram 3 magnets (city, country, city and country) of Ebenezer Howard, which represents the city and the countryside with their strengths and weaknesses and proposes the new concept of city garden is to combine the best of the above.

The garden city was very successful in the U.S.. Over time the garden cities gave way to suburban garden where the initial idea of \u200b\u200bcommunity disappears and they become dormitory towns. During World War II the U.S. government and the media publicized the image of the ideal family in their suburban house and garden. The post-war economic boom made it possible for the families of the time these developments were installed in pursuing the American dream . Given that the U.S. took over leadership culture that traditionally had held Europe this model was exported throughout the world. And so, every middle class family income which allowed it happened to want a house in the suburbs. And yet they want!
The pre-crisis economic growth in Spain led to thousands of families saw in the desired position to buy the suburban family home. They have done so because they wanted to. It can and should criticize the government's position, municipalities and banks. But the reality is that nobody builds a promotion that does not meet market demand. People buy houses because they want and whenever they have money will continue.


Promotion Essenza in Boadilla del Monte, Madrid. Real Estate "The Cambrija"

Audio:
Rayburn Anthony "Big Bad City"

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Meaning Of Beaded Barclets

UNION OF ARCHITECTS OF SPAIN ARCHITECTURE OF AUTHORITY



The Union of Architects of Spain was established on November 2, 2009 by a group of architects in response to the precarious situation of many professionals.
As they explained in their letter, the objectives of the SAE, are, in general, representation, advocacy and promotion of business interests, economic, social, cultural and professional workers and professionals in the field of architecture. It is a prime target of anti-union job insecurity among architects / as and other professionals in the architecture, and the eradication of the different forms of illegal employment between them, promoting compliance with labor laws and promoting awareness of these.





The presentation ceremony was held at HUB Madrid on Thursday 29 April. For more information and membership visit their website: http://www.sindicatoarquitectos.es/


Audio:
Black Flag "Rise Above & American Waste"

Monday, April 19, 2010

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Architecture of Authority is a book by photographer Richard Ross published in 2007 that shows the feeling of power over the individual engaged in the institutional spaces in the era of control and surveillance. Through
visually appealing images , Ross relates the power structures and their integration into society, showing and comparing both spaces that are not related.


Lethal-injection room, Angola State Penitentiary, Angola, Louisiana 2006


Four Seasons Hotel, Mexico City, Mexico 2006


Communication Area, Angola State Penitentiary, Angola, Louisiana 2006


Dormitory mental institution, Havana, Cuba 2006


Los Prietos Boys Camp, Santa Barbara, California


Holding cells, Metropolitan Police Collingwood Road, Hillingdon, London 2006


Second-Floor Corridor, Santa Barbara High School, Santa Barbara, California 2006


Holding Cells Joint Task Force, Guantanamo, Cuba 2006


Inactive Nuclear Command Center, Anstruther, Scotland 2006


All images © Richard Ross


Audio:
King Khan & The Shrines "Torture"