Thursday, November 4, 2010

Snowmobile Salvage Yards Canada

For Mularroya

Continuing
San Pedro Road after crossing the old N-II at the height of the Orchard of the Return, you can follow and get into the pine forests of Mularroya, more to the part of Alpartir and La Almunia. After Power up and get to work sun Fontellas wonderful walk through pines and canyons. There can be a back or turn right towards Mularroya. We can say that no signal of trespassing by the works or that the road cut. Maybe it is just one of the improvisations they do.

The road climbs from Fontellas to return to the side of the mountains where the works. Pine density contrast compared to the logging that few meters.


Mularroya Going down with its characteristic red soil.


The road is cut by the construction of the variant of the old N-II that will be flooded.


The road continues across the road.


continue down seeing an overview of the works. The partridge in the background and draws attention to the enormous way for machines that have opened in María Peña.


Part of the variant.


Lots of gravel and rock, with the clearing of the background Partridge.


The cuts have completely distorted what was María Peña.


Small tables of water close to Peña Mary.


Overview Peña Mary and from the old N-II, now designated as the road agriculture.


sockets into the bush.



María Peña.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

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For the irrigation channel By wheelbarrow II

Continuing
already in the final stretch, is observed Arapiel valley at the point in the shadow of the cliffs, similar to those in La Luz, where the dam of Micah. Meander River Jalón hard way on foot through the bottom and come to light, with its cut and the old house where the water is pumped from the truck into the ditch. Place before electricity was produced.


Looking back to the quarry on the left.


Bridge and Tunnel train.


train tunnel entrance, with the cut side of the dam by Micha in the background.


Pedregal.


Monte.


the fifth tunnel entrance.



Micha Cut the weir.


Vista back.


Sabinas.



Jalón River Meander and power failures.

power failures.

Old house to produce electricity and pipes through which water is pumped into the ditch.