Wednesday, April 13, 2011

What Contacts Do Pro Basketball Use



On Sunday we stay away from low clouds to the north wind. So Asun , Lourdes , Pilar , Alvaro, Imanol C. , Imanol E. and I went south. In Etxegarate rained, rained Alsasua in northern Urbasa rained ... but in the Améscoas, on the south side of Urbasa reach the boundary between rain and cloudy. Leaving a car at the junction of the road that crosses Urbasa from near the balcony of Pilate to Opakua, and continue in the other two to Aranarache. From the village we went to the chapel of San Lorenzo and we got to visit Akuandi (safe from the vagaries of the weather). It is a spectacular cave with the best in the end, in the second lake, but the most fun was the step where two rings made sense to load the tape to secure our steps. Baptize
a tunnel that bypasses an inclined wall as the Step of the Swedes.

Look at the landmark that appears in the rock cut on the right ...

was not too bad sitting on a throne caving.


At the edge of the second lake.




Apunto caving and a lesson in French:
-estalac t ita with you, tombent (fall);
-ita Estalagem m with em, montent (up).
The stalagmites were thick, long, thin stalactites as knitting needles.
And this photograph is Imanol E.

spent an hour and a quarter of exploration. After lunch and look for another nearby cave and promising: Noriturri.
Noriturri is an easy walk, in stroller, with smooth walls, eroded, without too many turnips, not knitting needles ... At the end of the floor shows bathtubs dry and eroded, some infilled a sandy clay. It seems to be over, but on the right comes a surprise: a gallery which requires some contortion (creeps creeps you) to achieve a kind circular room with limestone strata well drawn.




Also:
-in beech buds appear the first spring;
, shortly before returning to the first car, puffballs season premiered.

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