Tuesday, February 8, 2011

C0000005 Memory Access Violation Tally 7.2

Beceite and Riglos. Via ferrata

La Caixa and Perigañol. Among Beceite and Valderrobles.
seen from La Caixa Perigañol.
Although you can climb the peak from the reservoir Caixa de Pena by South-southeast ridge, the normal way (mark as PR-TE 152) is on its southern side. We take a tarmac in Beceite (Teruel), signposted Pena Reservoir. By passing a hill, from which the track descends to the dam, see a wooden sign that tells us a clue to the right-hand at the end of the path that part PR-TE152. An information board at the beginning we describe the route. (Parking not disturb). 670m altitude.

Home
escalation III º, is the fixed rope.
Posing near the meeting.
route is hot in summer. The path climbs to a pass well drawn between two peaks of the day. Before the hill, a pole indicates a detour to the peak Perigañol 1033m. The walkers have here a top, great views we received: The Port of Tarragona Castellón Beceite one hand, on the other stand out in winter Pyrenean giants Mt. Lost and Aneto.

The most
Cima de La Caixa, behind the top of Perigañol and the tops of Horta.
mountaineers headed first peak La Caixa 1012m. PD +. The path around the north side looking west edge of the summit. This marks the PR lead to weakness of this plateau. An escalation of II-III No. 20 meters leads to the summit. They are 8 feet to a ledge with a tree (Spit intermediate), then 5 feet to an installation of abseiling. A fixed rope climbing knots easy for walkers, but not being very polished the rock climbing is a pleasure to grips with good and plentiful. It could return to the southern ridge of the dam houses, making a circular route.
Around
Dam Pena and peak La Caixa.
took the opportunity to raise the Perigañol from the hill, by a narrow path that climbs the hill. Click if you want more information .

of Cubilillo Riglos-Ferrata-Pico-Riglos Turol . Montes for everyone.
Sunrise Riglos Mallos. Ram Massif.
Riglos is not just climbing, hikers and hikers can also enjoy these mountains. The route has variants of varying difficulty. Hikers can follow the GR-1 to the Holy Roman hill, then climb the peaks Turol San Cristobal and then down by Mallos trails.


Fils Massif and Justo Pena, route of descent of the VF.

We chose to climb the of Cubilillo ferrata . PD + (D according to the retrofit). We start from the raft that is beyond the Interpretation Centre Bird, which is accessed by a U-turn at the roundabout at the entrance to Riglos (Huesca) and follow the signs. The GR-1 goes through a door to the east. Near the wall of the vultures and Fils, post us leave the GR-1 before the Fountain of the Clergy (Nice corner). The path offers two detours, the first to the source and the second to the road equipped with the rock of San Justo, which also rises the lookout. In 40 minutes we were at the foot of the road, following the signposts.

First part of the ferrata.

Mallos El Moncayo and joined us.
The road has been retooled with more life and a line clamp. Also has handrails on the route of escape there in the middle of the road, which also rises to the top of the left, right before the last wall is the most difficult. Good scenery and few steps to make for free. The most convenient access is by car to the viewpoint of the Vulture , signed off Ayers Sarsamarcuello taking a clue. On a clear day see the snow Moncayo, and far Urbión and the Sierra de la Demanda.

Leaving the ferrata of Cubilillo . Spectacular setting, but it has nothing to do with climbing the Mallos.
We will not not get on the impressive "Viewpoint" of the Stone Cobertera , located near the top of the descent of the road equipped ferrata. Then follow the track suitable for cars, facing Marcuello Castle.
Marcuello Castle and Hermitage.
at a crossroads turn left to reach the Holy Roman Collado. At this crossroads GR-1 comes from Riglos (Alternative hikers on this route). We take the track that goes west. Go to the north side and descend before we left, to climb the rocky ridge we front. Pico Turol 1175m. F-. Good viewpoint. We follow the summit ridge with spectacular views of snowcapped Pyrenees, from across the Ory to Posets. Once at the top of San Cristobal 1190m. F-, left the mound to follow a "track" on the right. That this time I had a foot of snow. Leads us to the next hill (Plan Sierra), which we followed in a westerly direction down a path to the viewpoint of Espinabla. Here is a breathtaking view of the mallets Fire and Piso, in addition to Peña Rueb.
massif of Monte Perdido from the peak Turol. In the winter the best time for this route.
We have the options of going down to the Circus Fire by road, or go to the Mall Colorado (East), being the shortest route to complete the circuit. Good c amino which was arranged by people based in the town and then Prames charged for "conditioning." That bit is regarded as public money is spent. Posts to spend, could have been equipped to start the process of secondary grid, or even a way Cordata, which does not lead to conflicts with climbers, as happened to the warehouses to the top Fire. It is curious that an open route in part by Jean Arlaud (With a reputation for not using pins, it was an advance free climbing) now has a handrail.
Mallos Ram and Fire from the viewpoint of Espinabla. Below the area affected by the dam Biscarrués.
not understand the tearing his hair out of some climbers 'free', than as guardians of the purist Taliban, unequipped routes, forced to spend 1000 Euros in order to upload material. Theirs should not surnamed "Free" (to see if they make more love and less war.) There should be a middle ground between the way they have every inch sheets, like a simple gym, and those who do not tolerate one spit on the tracks. The reservoir Biscarrués if that would be an attack on the Mallos.

View from the viewpoint of the Vulture, with stone Cobertera on the logo. Photo JL. Today's route marked.
Well lets us along the path to the pond and the car. If we left Riglos better go down to the fire. Another area hills for all: children, walkers, hikers, climbers ferrata and can share some of this wonderful route. The entire route can cost anywhere from 4-6 hours . The distance is 12.5 km , the cumulative gap is about 650m . Click to find out on walker variant.
to the Fund where the ferrata Fils. Down to the Mall Colorado. Photo JLuis.
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C0000005 Memory Access Violation Tally 7.2

Beceite and Riglos. Via ferrata

La Caixa and Perigañol. Among Beceite and Valderrobles.
seen from La Caixa Perigañol.
Although you can climb the peak from the reservoir Caixa de Pena by South-southeast ridge, the normal way (mark as PR-TE 152) is on its southern side. We take a tarmac in Beceite (Teruel), signposted Pena Reservoir. By passing a hill, from which the track descends to the dam, see a wooden sign that tells us a clue to the right-hand at the end of the path that part PR-TE152. An information board at the beginning we describe the route. (Parking not disturb). 670m altitude.

Home
escalation III º, is the fixed rope.
Posing near the meeting.
route is hot in summer. The path climbs to a pass well drawn between two peaks of the day. Before the hill, a pole indicates a detour to the peak Perigañol 1033m. The walkers have here a top, great views we received: The Port of Tarragona Castellón Beceite one hand, on the other stand out in winter Pyrenean giants Mt. Lost and Aneto.

The most
Cima de La Caixa, behind the top of Perigañol and the tops of Horta.
mountaineers headed first peak La Caixa 1012m. PD +. The path around the north side looking west edge of the summit. This marks the PR lead to weakness of this plateau. An escalation of II-III No. 20 meters leads to the summit. They are 8 feet to a ledge with a tree (Spit intermediate), then 5 feet to an installation of abseiling. A fixed rope climbing knots easy for walkers, but not being very polished the rock climbing is a pleasure to grips with good and plentiful. It could return to the southern ridge of the dam houses, making a circular route.
Around
Dam Pena and peak La Caixa.
took the opportunity to raise the Perigañol from the hill, by a narrow path that climbs the hill. Click if you want more information .

of Cubilillo Riglos-Ferrata-Pico-Riglos Turol . Montes for everyone.
Sunrise Riglos Mallos. Ram Massif.
Riglos is not just climbing, hikers and hikers can also enjoy these mountains. The route has variants of varying difficulty. Hikers can follow the GR-1 to the Holy Roman hill, then climb the peaks Turol San Cristobal and then down by Mallos trails.


Fils Massif and Justo Pena, route of descent of the VF.

We chose to climb the of Cubilillo ferrata . PD + (D according to the retrofit). We start from the raft that is beyond the Interpretation Centre Bird, which is accessed by a U-turn at the roundabout at the entrance to Riglos (Huesca) and follow the signs. The GR-1 goes through a door to the east. Near the wall of the vultures and Fils, post us leave the GR-1 before the Fountain of the Clergy (Nice corner). The path offers two detours, the first to the source and the second to the road equipped with the rock of San Justo, which also rises the lookout. In 40 minutes we were at the foot of the road, following the signposts.

First part of the ferrata.

Mallos El Moncayo and joined us.
The road has been retooled with more life and a line clamp. Also has handrails on the route of escape there in the middle of the road, which also rises to the top of the left, right before the last wall is the most difficult. Good scenery and few steps to make for free. The most convenient access is by car to the viewpoint of the Vulture , signed off Ayers Sarsamarcuello taking a clue. On a clear day see the snow Moncayo, and far Urbión and the Sierra de la Demanda.

Leaving the ferrata of Cubilillo . Spectacular setting, but it has nothing to do with climbing the Mallos.
We will not not get on the impressive "Viewpoint" of the Stone Cobertera , located near the top of the descent of the road equipped ferrata. Then follow the track suitable for cars, facing Marcuello Castle.
Marcuello Castle and Hermitage.
at a crossroads turn left to reach the Holy Roman Collado. At this crossroads GR-1 comes from Riglos (Alternative hikers on this route). We take the track that goes west. Go to the north side and descend before we left, to climb the rocky ridge we front. Pico Turol 1175m. F-. Good viewpoint. We follow the summit ridge with spectacular views of snowcapped Pyrenees, from across the Ory to Posets. Once at the top of San Cristobal 1190m. F-, left the mound to follow a "track" on the right. That this time I had a foot of snow. Leads us to the next hill (Plan Sierra), which we followed in a westerly direction down a path to the viewpoint of Espinabla. Here is a breathtaking view of the mallets Fire and Piso, in addition to Peña Rueb.
massif of Monte Perdido from the peak Turol. In the winter the best time for this route.
We have the options of going down to the Circus Fire by road, or go to the Mall Colorado (East), being the shortest route to complete the circuit. Good c amino which was arranged by people based in the town and then Prames charged for "conditioning." That bit is regarded as public money is spent. Posts to spend, could have been equipped to start the process of secondary grid, or even a way Cordata, which does not lead to conflicts with climbers, as happened to the warehouses to the top Fire. It is curious that an open route in part by Jean Arlaud (With a reputation for not using pins, it was an advance free climbing) now has a handrail.
Mallos Ram and Fire from the viewpoint of Espinabla. Below the area affected by the dam Biscarrués.
not understand the tearing his hair out of some climbers 'free', than as guardians of the purist Taliban, unequipped routes, forced to spend 1000 Euros in order to upload material. Theirs should not surnamed "Free" (to see if they make more love and less war.) There should be a middle ground between the way they have every inch sheets, like a simple gym, and those who do not tolerate one spit on the tracks. The reservoir Biscarrués if that would be an attack on the Mallos.

View from the viewpoint of the Vulture, with stone Cobertera on the logo. Photo JL. Today's route marked.
Well lets us along the path to the pond and the car. If we left Riglos better go down to the fire. Another area hills for all: children, walkers, hikers, climbers ferrata and can share some of this wonderful route. The entire route can cost anywhere from 4-6 hours . The distance is 12.5 km , the cumulative gap is about 650m . Click to find out on walker variant.
to the Fund where the ferrata Fils. Down to the Mall Colorado. Photo JLuis.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Kate Playground Does Hardcore

"Welcome, the city where anything can happen", Part I

I know. I said. I said I was going to take a vacation. But I also said that if he had a fit would return. And I had the burst. And I came back. So here goes. I need out of me.


"Welcome, the city where anything can happen."

There are several possible analysis of this sentence. The first thing to know is it was written originally at the entrance of a small town lost in the end of the world, the most stylish "Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas." But, that said, the first question arises: welcome to where? More than anyone has thought that it wrote the sign put a comma instead of a "a". But no: it turns out that the city is called Welcome. And think about it. Who would not want to go to a town called Welcome? I'm not saying go many people, please. Just want to say that all go. Something like what happens when one goes from Santiago to Curico and sees the sign of "better than nothing, 20 kms." And while there are few cars that are diverted, many people continue to your destination discussing whether the adjective of the town was peoresnadinos, peoresnadeños, peoresanos (¿?), etc. Second

doubt. This is the type of style. And nobody, nobody, nobody, no less a person and that logic suggests, was an expert in advertising (because no mayor or government would let anyone but an expert will design the entrance sign of the city), you would use a phrase so cliché as "the city where anything can happen." It's like saying "the rain that fell from his eyes" or "they lived happily ever after" or phrases like that.

The problem lay in that the phrase was true, and it was true that anything could happen. But that comes later.

The third analysis had to do with the poor choice of background color and letters, but that is necessary to show a picture of the sign, which does not possess. For now.
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Kate Playground Does Hardcore

"Welcome, the city where anything can happen", Part I

I know. I said. I said I was going to take a vacation. But I also said that if he had a fit would return. And I had the burst. And I came back. So here goes. I need out of me.


"Welcome, the city where anything can happen."

There are several possible analysis of this sentence. The first thing to know is it was written originally at the entrance of a small town lost in the end of the world, the most stylish "Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas." But, that said, the first question arises: welcome to where? More than anyone has thought that it wrote the sign put a comma instead of a "a". But no: it turns out that the city is called Welcome. And think about it. Who would not want to go to a town called Welcome? I'm not saying go many people, please. Just want to say that all go. Something like what happens when one goes from Santiago to Curico and sees the sign of "better than nothing, 20 kms." And while there are few cars that are diverted, many people continue to your destination discussing whether the adjective of the town was peoresnadinos, peoresnadeños, peoresanos (¿?), etc. Second

doubt. This is the type of style. And nobody, nobody, nobody, no less a person and that logic suggests, was an expert in advertising (because no mayor or government would let anyone but an expert will design the entrance sign of the city), you would use a phrase so cliché as "the city where anything can happen." It's like saying "the rain that fell from his eyes" or "they lived happily ever after" or phrases like that.

The problem lay in that the phrase was true, and it was true that anything could happen. But that comes later.

The third analysis had to do with the poor choice of background color and letters, but that is necessary to show a picture of the sign, which does not possess. For now.
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