Students continue their models. There is still a lot but is marching.
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Here are the three groups. Are two groups to finish their work.
Then comes the marriage and interpretation.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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Students continue their models. There is still a lot but is marching. 
Students continue their models. There is still a lot but is marching.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
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National Topographic Map
A topographic map is a representation, usually partial, relief of the land surface to a defined scale. Unlike topographic maps, topographic maps represent large areas of territory: a provincial area, a region, country or the world. They include contour lines, which allow to reflect the shape of the Earth's surface.
The use of color in various levels with other symbols and auxiliary lines, can recognize mountains, valleys, rivers, hillocks and other terrain features, also includes information on human constructions, such as towns, roads, bridges, dams , power lines, different place, etc. In
topographic maps should indicate the scale, the direction of true North and magnetic GPS references, symbols, relative to other planes, the agency author and year of manufacture.
One of the possible activities for students in 2nd year of the subject of Geography of Spain could be, among others, the commentary MTN leaf area of \u200b\u200bthe route. Should follow these steps:
A) General:
A.1) Identify the type of source: basic cartography.
A.2) Identification of the sheet: sheet number (in the upper right corner), name (the main population center), edition and date (at the bottom left).
A.3) Identification System projection: the MTN uses cylindrical projection (Universal Transverse Mercator).
A.4) Establishing geographic coordinates: length (its value is indicated in the upper and lower leaf) and latitude (in the left and right).
A.5) An indication of the scale: MTN leaves are carried out at 1:50000 or 1:25000. In the specific case at hand, the MTN50 is Monesterio 0897 and is the 0897-3 MTN25 Arroyomolinos de León, the two 2000 edition.
B) Physical aspects:
B.1) The relief is represented by contour lines in sepia, which join the points at the same altitude and are drawn from 10 in 10 or 20 by 20 meters. Every 50 or 100 meters, the contour is thicker. The closer together the contour lines are, the greater the slope. Should analyze the general topography and the main elements and landforms: plains, mountains, hills, valleys, high and low altitudes, slopes, etc..
B.2) The hydrography, consisting of marine and inland waters (rivers, streams, rivers, lakes, ponds) are represented in blue. Hydraulic works (canals, reservoirs) are diferenciasn natural waters by trazao more geometric and regular. Hydrography must relate to human settlements, land use and its advantages.
B.3) The natural vegetation is represented in green color by special signs explained in the legend of the map. Must be related to topography, hydrography, climate and human use.
C) Human aspects:
C.1) The land uses may be agricultural (agricultural, livestock and forestry), industrial (deductible for signs such as quarries, mines, factories, polygons, lines, electives, etc. ) and tertiary (transport infrastructure-roads, railways, ports, airports, "indicating its category, density and layout in relation to topography and habitat, the leisure facilities, and equipment). For each of these applications must report their location and their characteristics.
C.2) The settlement may be rural (dispersed or concentrated) or urban. In each case, indicate the features of their location and situation and the factors that explain them.
C.3) The toponymy provides additional information on the physical or economic activities past and present. You can rferirse the relief, hydrography, vegetation, agriculture, livestock or other.
MTN sheets on the route you can see this link. Remember MTN50 Monesterio 0897 and 0897-3 MTN25 Arroyomolinos of Lion. Enjoy it!
National Geographic Institute - Ministerio de Fomento 
A topographic map is a representation, usually partial, relief of the land surface to a defined scale. Unlike topographic maps, topographic maps represent large areas of territory: a provincial area, a region, country or the world. They include contour lines, which allow to reflect the shape of the Earth's surface.
The use of color in various levels with other symbols and auxiliary lines, can recognize mountains, valleys, rivers, hillocks and other terrain features, also includes information on human constructions, such as towns, roads, bridges, dams , power lines, different place, etc. In
topographic maps should indicate the scale, the direction of true North and magnetic GPS references, symbols, relative to other planes, the agency author and year of manufacture.
One of the possible activities for students in 2nd year of the subject of Geography of Spain could be, among others, the commentary MTN leaf area of \u200b\u200bthe route. Should follow these steps:
A) General:
A.1) Identify the type of source: basic cartography.
A.2) Identification of the sheet: sheet number (in the upper right corner), name (the main population center), edition and date (at the bottom left).
A.3) Identification System projection: the MTN uses cylindrical projection (Universal Transverse Mercator).
A.4) Establishing geographic coordinates: length (its value is indicated in the upper and lower leaf) and latitude (in the left and right).
A.5) An indication of the scale: MTN leaves are carried out at 1:50000 or 1:25000. In the specific case at hand, the MTN50 is Monesterio 0897 and is the 0897-3 MTN25 Arroyomolinos de León, the two 2000 edition.
B) Physical aspects:
B.1) The relief is represented by contour lines in sepia, which join the points at the same altitude and are drawn from 10 in 10 or 20 by 20 meters. Every 50 or 100 meters, the contour is thicker. The closer together the contour lines are, the greater the slope. Should analyze the general topography and the main elements and landforms: plains, mountains, hills, valleys, high and low altitudes, slopes, etc..
B.2) The hydrography, consisting of marine and inland waters (rivers, streams, rivers, lakes, ponds) are represented in blue. Hydraulic works (canals, reservoirs) are diferenciasn natural waters by trazao more geometric and regular. Hydrography must relate to human settlements, land use and its advantages.
B.3) The natural vegetation is represented in green color by special signs explained in the legend of the map. Must be related to topography, hydrography, climate and human use.
C) Human aspects:
C.1) The land uses may be agricultural (agricultural, livestock and forestry), industrial (deductible for signs such as quarries, mines, factories, polygons, lines, electives, etc. ) and tertiary (transport infrastructure-roads, railways, ports, airports, "indicating its category, density and layout in relation to topography and habitat, the leisure facilities, and equipment). For each of these applications must report their location and their characteristics.
C.2) The settlement may be rural (dispersed or concentrated) or urban. In each case, indicate the features of their location and situation and the factors that explain them.
C.3) The toponymy provides additional information on the physical or economic activities past and present. You can rferirse the relief, hydrography, vegetation, agriculture, livestock or other.
MTN sheets on the route you can see this link. Remember MTN50 Monesterio 0897 and 0897-3 MTN25 Arroyomolinos of Lion. Enjoy it!
National Geographic Institute - Ministerio de Fomento
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A weather station is a facility intended to regularly measure and record various meteorological variables. These data are used both for making weather forecasts from numerical models to climate studies. Of particular interest is access to information supplied to us by official bodies. This is an interesting link. From this option, you can view data collected by the stations Agroclimatic spread over different provinces of the State.
INSTRUMENTAL WEATHER STATION
Then we will explain the requirements generally must have a weather station instruments. If you do not have a station or instrumental contained therein do not worry, we are also going to comment you how you can do it. Normalization of instrumental
is a very important issue as to measure the same variable weather can be found on the market different types of instruments may differ in their time constants and its accuracy.
The instrumentation of the stations must be approved and normalized by the Meteorological Services and, generally, are those entities that provide the instruments of observation, thus ensuring uniformity.
regular stations in our country (Spain) are equipped with the following material: Rain gauge
Hellman to 1.50 m above ground weather Garita
Stephenson to 1.50 m above the ground in natural terrain
Thermometer Thermometer
maximum and minimum.
Thermometers should at least appreciate fluctuations of 0.5 ° C at 1 º C in 0.5 minutes and have an accuracy of ± 0.2 ° C. Rainfall is measured with an accuracy ± 0.1 mm.
Thermometer and gated
thermometers to measure air temperature properly must be installed inside the booth weather, formed with blinds let through the air and to preserve the thermometers of the effect of solar radiation, both directly, as reflected by the ground. The front should be facing north so that when you open the door between the sun, the bottom will be 1.50 m above the ground. The standard booth is used in our country is the checkpoint Stephenson. Rain gauge
in Spain since 1911 was adopted for measuring precipitation Hellmann rain gauge a hollow cylinder placed vertically in the bottom ends funnel-shaped. The mouth is 200 cm2 and to ensure the consistency of the surface of it, carries with it a brass ring bevelled to prevent further spills. Through the mouth, situated at a height of 1.5 m. received precipitation that passes through the funnel to a collection container where the rainfall totals. The collected water is passed to a graduated in millimeters and tenths of a millimeter. Garita
Build a checkpoint to ensure that the outlet temperature measurement is correct according to the scheme we present below. The equipment needed is as follows:
1 plate 50 x 50 cm and 2 mm thick.
1 sheet 50 x 60 cm and 2 mm thick.
2 hinges.
1 stand of 150 cm. Hollow aluminum can be 10 cm by 10 cm or wood approximately
1 thermometer that attaches to the plate with a spike so that it hung slightly away from the plate
2 pieces of about 25 cm
plates shall be painted white and preferably be made of wood but you can also use white plastic.
With the plate 50 by 50 centimeters build vertical rear wall of the booth incorporating a rod in each of the bottom corners. Then the plate is fixed to the support by means of screws.
The second plate 50cm wide by 60cm long, will be the front. Be fixed at the top of the vertical plate is fixed to the bracket with two hinges, so that the front can be opened, and rest on the two rods subject at the ends of the vertical plate. The hut has no bottom to allow air circulation.
The thermometer hangs inside the booth, do not touch the plate, must be outside. Finally, the checkpoint
must be facing north so that the thermometer does not give you the sun and is always in the shade. To make reading
simply lift the anterior plate and watch the display of the thermometer. Rain gauge
Take a funnel which can be plastic or other material circular mouth and fifteen to twenty centimeters in diameter, and a tall narrow beaker and place them in the manner indicated on the care that the mouth of the funnel is horizontal at a height above the ground five feet. LOCATION
WEATHER STATION As in the previous section we will provide you with general information about the location of a weather station and shall apply to instruments you have available.
The choice of station sites, so they can be considered representative data is critical, given that values \u200b\u200btaking influences meteorological variables, in addition to latitude and altitude, distance to the sea, topography, proximity to large bodies of water, terrain, vegetation, barriers or curtains of trees, buildings etc.
The station should be set regardless of being in the lower valley, on a hilltop or in an area of \u200b\u200bsteep slope in a clearing. A grass a garden or a large patio can be a good area, where trees, walls, or buildings near the station are far from it at least a distance equal to the height of obstacles. Should not put the station completely cleared fields or terraces or roofs, as these sites are exposed to strong gusts of wind, that produce swirling air and thus alters the extent of the rain.
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weather stations in Soils Natural Park
Natural Park soils are generally poor, somewhat acidic and poorly developed. The main soils are displayed Leptosols, Cambisols and Regosols:
Leptosols soils are generally poorly developed and a simple sequence of horizons metamorfosedimentarias grow on rocks. The term comes from the Greek leptosol "leptos" meaning thin.
are defined as natural soils, minerals that are not permanently frozen and are limited by a continuous rock within 25 cm of the surface, or by a material with more than 40% of calcium carbonate equivalent. Also considered as such to those in their first 75 cm only have less than 10% of components under 2 mm. In any case one can have a mollic surface horizon, or ochric umbric and in depth only one or vertic yermic.
The main factor limiting the use of these soils is its small thickness, although associated with it have poor water holding capacity, making them very dry soils under xeric conditions.
Leptosols and Dystric Lithic and their associations representing 28.67% of the area of \u200b\u200bNatural Park, while their associations with other soils are represented in space 31.91% protected. The Cambisols have
horizons, having a distinct B horizon, usually richer in depth than the previous soil. Cambisol The term derives from the Latin word "cambiare" which means change, referring to the principle of differentiation of horizons indicated by changes in color, structure, or the laundering of carbonates, among others.
The Cambisols are developed on altering material from a wide range of rocks, among them the nature wind deposits, alluvial or colluvial.
appear on all body types, climates and vegetation types.
The ABC-type profile. The B horizon is characterized by weak to moderate alteration of the original material for the Absence of appreciable amounts of clay, organic matter and iron and aluminum compounds, illuvial origin.
allow a wide range of possible agricultural uses. Its main limitations are related to topography, thin, rocky, or low in bases. In areas of steep and its use is limited to forest or pasture.
The Cambisols alone do not have excessive weight (3.45% Natural Park), but their associations with Regosols and Leptosols (13.35% of protected area). Regosol The term derives from the Greek word "Rheged" meaning sheet, making allusion to the mantle of change that covers the earth.
Regosols develop on unconsolidated materials, altered and fine texture.
appear in all climatic zones without permafrost and any altitude. They are very common in arid areas in the dry tropics and in mountainous regions.
The AC-type profile. There is no one diagnostic horizon except a superficial ochric. The evolution of the profile is minimal because of their youth, or a slow process of formacioón by a prolonged drought.
Its use and management have varied widely. Irrigated support a wide variety of applications, while low load extensive grazing are the main use. In mountainous areas it is preferable to keep them under forest.
In the Park, Regosols are characterized by very dense, acidic in nature and organic matter accumulation on the surface. Appear on the slopes of the valleys. The associations of these soils with the above are important in this natural area (6.05% of its surface).
The Fluvisols, although unimportant in surface soils rich are related to the courses of major rivers in the Natural Park, which appear naturally associated riparian forests. However, they have a good agricultural suitability that has been exploited by man. Displayed without forming associations and the Natural Park not exceed 1.2% surface (Fluvisols eutric). Fluvisol The term derives from the Latin word "Fluvius" which means river, hinting that these soils are developed on alluvial deposits.
original material what deposits are predominantly recent origin river, lake or ocean.
They are periodically flooded areas, unless they are protected by levees, flood plains, river fans, valleys and swamps. Appear on all continents and all climatic zones.
type of profile BC with clear evidence of stratification that hinder the differentiation of horizons, but often the presence of a Ah horizon conspicuous. The redoximorphic features are common, especially in the lower profile.
The Fluvisols often used for food crops, orchards and often grazing. It is usual that require flood control, drainage, artificial and are used under irrigation. When drained, the Fluvisols Thionic suffer a strong acidification accompanied by high levels of aluminum.
The remaining soils listed are unimportant in the Natural Park, with the above, along with their associations, that showcase the pedology of this protected area. 
Natural Park soils are generally poor, somewhat acidic and poorly developed. The main soils are displayed Leptosols, Cambisols and Regosols:
Leptosols soils are generally poorly developed and a simple sequence of horizons metamorfosedimentarias grow on rocks. The term comes from the Greek leptosol "leptos" meaning thin.
are defined as natural soils, minerals that are not permanently frozen and are limited by a continuous rock within 25 cm of the surface, or by a material with more than 40% of calcium carbonate equivalent. Also considered as such to those in their first 75 cm only have less than 10% of components under 2 mm. In any case one can have a mollic surface horizon, or ochric umbric and in depth only one or vertic yermic.
The main factor limiting the use of these soils is its small thickness, although associated with it have poor water holding capacity, making them very dry soils under xeric conditions.
Leptosols and Dystric Lithic and their associations representing 28.67% of the area of \u200b\u200bNatural Park, while their associations with other soils are represented in space 31.91% protected. The Cambisols have
horizons, having a distinct B horizon, usually richer in depth than the previous soil. Cambisol The term derives from the Latin word "cambiare" which means change, referring to the principle of differentiation of horizons indicated by changes in color, structure, or the laundering of carbonates, among others.
The Cambisols are developed on altering material from a wide range of rocks, among them the nature wind deposits, alluvial or colluvial.
appear on all body types, climates and vegetation types.
The ABC-type profile. The B horizon is characterized by weak to moderate alteration of the original material for the Absence of appreciable amounts of clay, organic matter and iron and aluminum compounds, illuvial origin.
allow a wide range of possible agricultural uses. Its main limitations are related to topography, thin, rocky, or low in bases. In areas of steep and its use is limited to forest or pasture.
The Cambisols alone do not have excessive weight (3.45% Natural Park), but their associations with Regosols and Leptosols (13.35% of protected area). Regosol The term derives from the Greek word "Rheged" meaning sheet, making allusion to the mantle of change that covers the earth.
Regosols develop on unconsolidated materials, altered and fine texture.
appear in all climatic zones without permafrost and any altitude. They are very common in arid areas in the dry tropics and in mountainous regions.
The AC-type profile. There is no one diagnostic horizon except a superficial ochric. The evolution of the profile is minimal because of their youth, or a slow process of formacioón by a prolonged drought.
Its use and management have varied widely. Irrigated support a wide variety of applications, while low load extensive grazing are the main use. In mountainous areas it is preferable to keep them under forest.
In the Park, Regosols are characterized by very dense, acidic in nature and organic matter accumulation on the surface. Appear on the slopes of the valleys. The associations of these soils with the above are important in this natural area (6.05% of its surface).
The Fluvisols, although unimportant in surface soils rich are related to the courses of major rivers in the Natural Park, which appear naturally associated riparian forests. However, they have a good agricultural suitability that has been exploited by man. Displayed without forming associations and the Natural Park not exceed 1.2% surface (Fluvisols eutric). Fluvisol The term derives from the Latin word "Fluvius" which means river, hinting that these soils are developed on alluvial deposits.
original material what deposits are predominantly recent origin river, lake or ocean.
They are periodically flooded areas, unless they are protected by levees, flood plains, river fans, valleys and swamps. Appear on all continents and all climatic zones.
type of profile BC with clear evidence of stratification that hinder the differentiation of horizons, but often the presence of a Ah horizon conspicuous. The redoximorphic features are common, especially in the lower profile.
The Fluvisols often used for food crops, orchards and often grazing. It is usual that require flood control, drainage, artificial and are used under irrigation. When drained, the Fluvisols Thionic suffer a strong acidification accompanied by high levels of aluminum.
The remaining soils listed are unimportant in the Natural Park, with the above, along with their associations, that showcase the pedology of this protected area.
Brazilian Waxing Before And After Pic
The Climate in the Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche
The location of the Natural Park, between 37 º 4 'and 38 ° N, places it in the meeting zone of high pressure subtropical low pressure subpolar dominate alternately in the area under season. The climate is characterized by typical Mediterranean, although there are some local differences motivated by several factors including its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, the relief and its extension. So you can see that there are two major climatic zones. On the one hand, constituted by the central area, which have the highest values \u200b\u200bof moisture and lower temperature, given the greater depth of the tread, it becomes a barrier to the moist winds from the ocean. The other is the peripheral zone, with higher temperatures and rainfall less plentiful, because of their softer.
The rainfall shows that the values \u200b\u200bof the central sector are above 1,000 mm, while the rest of Nature is above 700 mm, except for some sectors of the Southwest. Rainfall is concentrated in winter, being practically non-existent in the summer months.
respect to temperature, summer mean values \u200b\u200bare between the Galaroza 19.2 ° C and 26.9 ° C of Santa Olalla del Cala, while the winter are between 7.5 º C of that station Galaroza and 11.6 º C Alájar. The temperature variation is important, producing an average of 10 frost days per year, although this figure depends on the location due to the influence of the relief.
On the other hand, from the estimate were obtained climate data which can be extrapolated to the entire Natural Park, unlike the traditional study, which is very important to the location of the weather station to characterize the area .
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN THE NATURAL PARK
January (8'2) February (9.2) March (11'1) April (14'1) May (17.5) June (21'1) July (25) August (25'1 ) in September. (21'6) Oct. (6.8) Nov. (11.8) Dec (8'4)
TEMPERATURES IN THE WEATHER OF 2009
AROCHE January February March April May June July August September. Oct. Nov. Dec.
13'5 7'8 9'4 12'4 18'6 25'3 26'3 21'5 23.7 18.9 13.5 10.5 PRECIPITATION
MEDIA NATURAL PARK
January February March April May June July August Sept. 102
Oct. Nov. Dec. 94 99 64 50 March 26 April 31, 1976 92 104
PRECIPITATION IN THE WEATHER OF 2009
AROCHE January February March April May June July August September. Oct. Nov. Dec.
72'4 84'2 22'8 34'4 22'8 5'6 0'2 47'8 0'4 13'6 272'2 28.6
existing conditions determine mesoclimatic the ombroclimate inside this protected area, which is characterized by ombroclimate dry, humid and wet.
Local influences cited for the existence of a microclimate in many areas of the Natural Park that in many cases, conditions with the actual development of the soil, vegetation. Thus, in the central sector are located in more species water requirements, typical of milder temperatures, while descending in height develop and xerophytic species requiring higher temperatures. 
The location of the Natural Park, between 37 º 4 'and 38 ° N, places it in the meeting zone of high pressure subtropical low pressure subpolar dominate alternately in the area under season. The climate is characterized by typical Mediterranean, although there are some local differences motivated by several factors including its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, the relief and its extension. So you can see that there are two major climatic zones. On the one hand, constituted by the central area, which have the highest values \u200b\u200bof moisture and lower temperature, given the greater depth of the tread, it becomes a barrier to the moist winds from the ocean. The other is the peripheral zone, with higher temperatures and rainfall less plentiful, because of their softer.
The rainfall shows that the values \u200b\u200bof the central sector are above 1,000 mm, while the rest of Nature is above 700 mm, except for some sectors of the Southwest. Rainfall is concentrated in winter, being practically non-existent in the summer months.
respect to temperature, summer mean values \u200b\u200bare between the Galaroza 19.2 ° C and 26.9 ° C of Santa Olalla del Cala, while the winter are between 7.5 º C of that station Galaroza and 11.6 º C Alájar. The temperature variation is important, producing an average of 10 frost days per year, although this figure depends on the location due to the influence of the relief.
On the other hand, from the estimate were obtained climate data which can be extrapolated to the entire Natural Park, unlike the traditional study, which is very important to the location of the weather station to characterize the area .
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES IN THE NATURAL PARK
January (8'2) February (9.2) March (11'1) April (14'1) May (17.5) June (21'1) July (25) August (25'1 ) in September. (21'6) Oct. (6.8) Nov. (11.8) Dec (8'4)
TEMPERATURES IN THE WEATHER OF 2009
AROCHE January February March April May June July August September. Oct. Nov. Dec.
13'5 7'8 9'4 12'4 18'6 25'3 26'3 21'5 23.7 18.9 13.5 10.5 PRECIPITATION
MEDIA NATURAL PARK
January February March April May June July August Sept. 102
Oct. Nov. Dec. 94 99 64 50 March 26 April 31, 1976 92 104
PRECIPITATION IN THE WEATHER OF 2009
AROCHE January February March April May June July August September. Oct. Nov. Dec.
72'4 84'2 22'8 34'4 22'8 5'6 0'2 47'8 0'4 13'6 272'2 28.6
existing conditions determine mesoclimatic the ombroclimate inside this protected area, which is characterized by ombroclimate dry, humid and wet.
Local influences cited for the existence of a microclimate in many areas of the Natural Park that in many cases, conditions with the actual development of the soil, vegetation. Thus, in the central sector are located in more species water requirements, typical of milder temperatures, while descending in height develop and xerophytic species requiring higher temperatures.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Manic Depression Condition_symptoms
Curiosity and anecdote: Temperatures and rainfall in Aroche 2009 Importance of soil
A picture is worth a thousand words, right? 
A picture is worth a thousand words, right?
Wagner Paint Crew Owners Manual
Lecture
Soil is a very complex system that serves as a support for plants, in addition to serving pantry of water and other elements necessary for the development of vegetables. The soil is known as a living entity in which many live creatures as small animals, insects, microorganisms (fungi and bacteria) that affect life and development of plants in one form or otra.El soil is a open, dynamic, consisting of three phases. The solid phase is made up of inorganic and organic components, leaving a hollow space (pores, chambers, galleries, cracks, crevices and other) that are liquid and gas phases (mainly oxygen and carbon dioxide) . The void volume is mainly occupied by water that can lead ions and substances in solution or suspension, air and roots and living organisms in the soil. All these elements give químicas.Se physical properties and can talk about the evolution of the soil, ie change its characteristics based on climate, presence of animals and plants and human action. Therefore a natural soil, in which the evolution is slow is very different from one grown. Therefore, proper management of soil is needed to preserve their fertility, better results and respect the environment. In addition, a soil analysis is necessary if we manage it properly. 
THE GROUND.
Soil is a very complex system that serves as a support for plants, in addition to serving pantry of water and other elements necessary for the development of vegetables. The soil is known as a living entity in which many live creatures as small animals, insects, microorganisms (fungi and bacteria) that affect life and development of plants in one form or otra.El soil is a open, dynamic, consisting of three phases. The solid phase is made up of inorganic and organic components, leaving a hollow space (pores, chambers, galleries, cracks, crevices and other) that are liquid and gas phases (mainly oxygen and carbon dioxide) . The void volume is mainly occupied by water that can lead ions and substances in solution or suspension, air and roots and living organisms in the soil. All these elements give químicas.Se physical properties and can talk about the evolution of the soil, ie change its characteristics based on climate, presence of animals and plants and human action. Therefore a natural soil, in which the evolution is slow is very different from one grown. Therefore, proper management of soil is needed to preserve their fertility, better results and respect the environment. In addition, a soil analysis is necessary if we manage it properly.
could be collecting soil samples during the trail, then analyze in the laboratory of the Centre.
If soil acidity is plentiful, a pH below 5.6 - the phosphorus is combined with aluminum and iron compounds, making others who are not assimilated by plants.
In contrast the other extreme, an alkaline reaction with pH 8.0 or more, implies that absorption also decreases due to form tricalcium phosphate compounds that are difficult to digest plants. The level of assimilation is at best neutral pH, ie around 7.0 (between 6.5 and 7.5).
In contrast the other extreme, an alkaline reaction with pH 8.0 or more, implies that absorption also decreases due to form tricalcium phosphate compounds that are difficult to digest plants. The level of assimilation is at best neutral pH, ie around 7.0 (between 6.5 and 7.5).
Something Like Poptropica
Fernando Barranco Molina
VÉRTICES GEODESIC IN THE REGION OF THE SIERRA
CHARMING PLACES Fernando Barranco Molina
Surveying Engineer Associate Professor of the University of Huelva
Department of Engineering Design and Project
The court, without leaving their rooms or the thresholds of the court, strolling around the world, looking at a map, without Costa Blanca, or suffer heat or cold, hunger or thirst, but we, the true knights, sun, cold, air, weather, night and day on foot and horseback, we measured the whole earth with our very feet ...
MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA Don Quixote de la Mancha.
Part II, Chapter VI (1730)
The purpose of this paper is to explain in the least dry as possible, which are the vertices surveying, where they are and to serve.
is not much less give a kind of mapping, nor is this the right forum, it is to present a cartographic symbols of universal interest and bring them in addition to regular users to the entire general public, so that milestones constitute not only scientific, but with activities for hikers and nature lovers.
The first map is the oldest known where it appears the Iberian Peninsula, is the celebrated map of Ptolemy II century. Ptolemy was the author the first universal atlas cartographers, and like all Greeks had advanced knowledge of geography, even before Jesus Christ and admitted the spherical Earth. This map was reproduced many times even in XV and XVI centuries in the West as it was known until 1477. Ptolemy atlas which was used by Christopher Columbus for his voyage of discovery project.
Considering the difficulties and limitations of old, we can not but admire the genius of the Greeks. Ptolemy marked the climax of the Ancient World Mapping, in addition to this atlas, he devised a theory of planetary motion and made a star catalog.
Ptolemy I stood at this map and ARUCCI CORTICATA populations, the old people that some historians identify as Cortegana and Aroche.
The second map is the famous "Wish to those who want to travel the world" by The Edrisi that in 1154 it was published. Was a feature in the Islamic world, guide maps with the North down as Spain is almost unrecognizable as well just look at something to that now well known. This map is a masterpiece made by the author of "Direct observation and not on the books"
The Edrisi drew on their maps a parallel network in little or no unlike the one we use today. It was definitely the best cartographer of the Arab world.
Without so many names, yet He does not stop drawing the Sierra Edrisi between the rivers Guadiana and Guadalquivir, ie the highlands.
The next map we draw a peninsula more similar to today but with a very distorted shape yet despite attempts made by the first geodesic. It's the end of the sixteenth century and is known as the Atlas of El Escorial which commissioned the King Felipe II to Pedro Esquivel. ...............(
continued)
not write most of this paper which you can find on the net, if you are interested. I send the map image with the vertices surveying.
CHARMING PLACES Fernando Barranco Molina
Surveying Engineer Associate Professor of the University of Huelva
Department of Engineering Design and Project
The court, without leaving their rooms or the thresholds of the court, strolling around the world, looking at a map, without Costa Blanca, or suffer heat or cold, hunger or thirst, but we, the true knights, sun, cold, air, weather, night and day on foot and horseback, we measured the whole earth with our very feet ...
MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA Don Quixote de la Mancha.
Part II, Chapter VI (1730)
The purpose of this paper is to explain in the least dry as possible, which are the vertices surveying, where they are and to serve.
is not much less give a kind of mapping, nor is this the right forum, it is to present a cartographic symbols of universal interest and bring them in addition to regular users to the entire general public, so that milestones constitute not only scientific, but with activities for hikers and nature lovers.
The first map is the oldest known where it appears the Iberian Peninsula, is the celebrated map of Ptolemy II century. Ptolemy was the author the first universal atlas cartographers, and like all Greeks had advanced knowledge of geography, even before Jesus Christ and admitted the spherical Earth. This map was reproduced many times even in XV and XVI centuries in the West as it was known until 1477. Ptolemy atlas which was used by Christopher Columbus for his voyage of discovery project.
Considering the difficulties and limitations of old, we can not but admire the genius of the Greeks. Ptolemy marked the climax of the Ancient World Mapping, in addition to this atlas, he devised a theory of planetary motion and made a star catalog.
Ptolemy I stood at this map and ARUCCI CORTICATA populations, the old people that some historians identify as Cortegana and Aroche.
The second map is the famous "Wish to those who want to travel the world" by The Edrisi that in 1154 it was published. Was a feature in the Islamic world, guide maps with the North down as Spain is almost unrecognizable as well just look at something to that now well known. This map is a masterpiece made by the author of "Direct observation and not on the books"
The Edrisi drew on their maps a parallel network in little or no unlike the one we use today. It was definitely the best cartographer of the Arab world.
Without so many names, yet He does not stop drawing the Sierra Edrisi between the rivers Guadiana and Guadalquivir, ie the highlands.
The next map we draw a peninsula more similar to today but with a very distorted shape yet despite attempts made by the first geodesic. It's the end of the sixteenth century and is known as the Atlas of El Escorial which commissioned the King Felipe II to Pedro Esquivel. ...............(
continued)
not write most of this paper which you can find on the net, if you are interested. I send the map image with the vertices surveying.
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Geomorphology of the Sierra de Aracena. Our route is the continuation
Natural Park Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche belongs, like the Natural Park Sierra Norte de Sevilla Natural Park Sierra de Hornachuelos, the "Zona Ossa- Morena ", which occupy the southern part of the Hesperian Massif.
The most important materials are slate, greywacke, quartzite, schist and phyllite, in addition to acidic rocks as granite. Mainly belong to the Devonian and Ordovician (Figure 4).
Most are of metamorphic origin (approximately 62.90% of the total area) and on the slopes with an alignment NO-SE. The rest of the Natural Park
match lithologies of sedimentary origin (20.94%) or igneous (plutonic, 12.21%, 3.95% volcanic) (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Geology and Litole
ogy in the Natural Park
The most important materials are slate, greywacke, quartzite, schist and phyllite, in addition to acidic rocks as granite. Mainly belong to the Devonian and Ordovician (Figure 4).
Most are of metamorphic origin (approximately 62.90% of the total area) and on the slopes with an alignment NO-SE. The rest of the Natural Park
match lithologies of sedimentary origin (20.94%) or igneous (plutonic, 12.21%, 3.95% volcanic) (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Geology and Litole
ogy in the Natural Park 
Source: Geological and lithological map. Digital Atlas of Counties Land. CSIC-Department of the Environment, 2000
The terrain is steep in certain areas to be Natural Park through, NW-SE, geomorphological formations in alternating high peaks and plains. This feature has determined that the isolated nature of these areas have suffered historically, preventing access and communications with the capital. The altitudes range from 160 m up to 1,040 meters it reaches the Sierra de los Bonales.
In general the landscape is hilly with moderate altitude, the highest levels found in the central highlands. Most of the land has slopes ranging from 4.5% (inclined plane) to 34.5% (wavy inclined) (Fig. 5, Table 2), so the Park has a gentle terrain.
Figure 5. Pending in the Natural Park, according to the classification of expenditures (1993)
Source: Digital Terrain Model. Ministry of Environment (1998)
major faults Natural Park, which follow the direction esteoeste, mostly belong to the Beja-Valdelarco systems and Ficallo-Almonaster, and are responsible for the timely appearance of landscapes and terrain abrupt. Along with these, there are other secondary faults and perpendicular orientation, as far Zufre Santa Olalla del Cala.
should be noted the presence of caverns and caves, as the "Cave of Wonders" in Aracena, associated with karstic some areas of the Sierra.
Natural Park, as a result of its geological history, mainly the constant upwelling of igneous rocks and subsequent metamorphism of sedimentary rocks, but has an extremely rich in mineral resources.
The terrain is steep in certain areas to be Natural Park through, NW-SE, geomorphological formations in alternating high peaks and plains. This feature has determined that the isolated nature of these areas have suffered historically, preventing access and communications with the capital. The altitudes range from 160 m up to 1,040 meters it reaches the Sierra de los Bonales.
In general the landscape is hilly with moderate altitude, the highest levels found in the central highlands. Most of the land has slopes ranging from 4.5% (inclined plane) to 34.5% (wavy inclined) (Fig. 5, Table 2), so the Park has a gentle terrain.
Figure 5. Pending in the Natural Park, according to the classification of expenditures (1993)
Source: Digital Terrain Model. Ministry of Environment (1998)
major faults Natural Park, which follow the direction esteoeste, mostly belong to the Beja-Valdelarco systems and Ficallo-Almonaster, and are responsible for the timely appearance of landscapes and terrain abrupt. Along with these, there are other secondary faults and perpendicular orientation, as far Zufre Santa Olalla del Cala.
should be noted the presence of caverns and caves, as the "Cave of Wonders" in Aracena, associated with karstic some areas of the Sierra.
Natural Park, as a result of its geological history, mainly the constant upwelling of igneous rocks and subsequent metamorphism of sedimentary rocks, but has an extremely rich in mineral resources.
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short story competition in the classroom. Why
One activity that could be made from the language field, after the path is a story with the vocabulary learned.
Here is an example.
underside of the sun shade 
One activity that could be made from the language field, after the path is a story with the vocabulary learned.
Here is an example.
Someone close to Mr Oak
Men have called me differently. The Celts OAK, duir, botanists, QUERCUS ROBUR ... but I like oak, oak, Carbayo ... as whichever you prefer in each area. They say I'm a big sized tree, I can exceed 40 m height and 19 cups. Some of my brothers who live in isolation, develop a short trunk and bark is grayish grueso.Mi was pretty smooth in my youth ... now is rough and cracked with age. But we are long-lived beings, we grow to 200 years and is easy to reach the 600.Ahora remember that in Spain the oldest of my brothers, Guernica, was killed over a thousand years in the century the leaves XIX.Tengo a dark green and more blue underside. The otoño.A lost in late spring, clusters of me flowers rennet, a female and other male apart.
I also fruit, the acorn, is similar to my cousin, the oak, but from the corner that joins the branch length. It is edible. An ancestor of mine, I found a druid healing powers. If I remember correctly ... was a concoction of bark, acorns milk and used as antidote for poisonous herbs. It is also an excellent astringent. Celtic Moms cured the diarrhea of \u200b\u200binfants by a kind of porridge with acorns. Is used to relieve sore throat or any inflammation ... and for those of you who love coffee, but I feel badly caffeine, with roasted acorn yields a substitute for coffee (decaffeinated). Oh, sure you noticed in these bumps that appear in my trunk, are called galls. "Narima I hope I remove the color, which girl is! ... I met last fall and until I managed it with an acorn on his head, and cuddly never stopped asking questions. He may be right ... trees enclose the magic of life and respect only those who can understand it. Perhaps a bit exaggerated, but it has made me hope that I have left a poem in my hollow log. I say goodbye to him and let me tell you some things Narima more about me that is sure to know, but it has been determined that you may have in mind when I do photos in your field visits. She says we are monuments such as cathedrals of generosity, I blush, I'm just an old tree ...
Old heart of the forest ...
fruitful Wisdom of the elements,
omen rainy
maker of fire,
placid.
Fertile fields knead your roots,
your waist robust man sought
memories cracked,
furrowing your gray cracks.
From the glass-coated chandeliers, greets
wind leaves
bells studded pendants,
while caressing your branches l-to-door
as venerable. Old
heart of the forest ...
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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plant leaves change color and fall?
In the summer, when the period of growth slows down, a dead cell layer is formed on the base where the stem meets the trunk. This layer is called the separation layer . This does not pass through the wood fibers that connect the stem to the trunk. These fibers hold the sheets in place until the frost or the wind starts. After the leaf has fallen, the scar where the leaf was attached to the trunk is sealed and protected by the separation layer.
According to the separation layer is formed, manufacturing of food material within the leaf decreases. Cells and veins in the leaf are covered. Not produce more chlorophyll, the green color disappears. Other colors were present in the leaf, but they were hidden because the green highlighted more. Now appear in all its glory.
All leaves contain yellow pigments called carotenoids and lutenoides. The yellow pigments are formed in the protoplasm of the leaf cells. The red and purple are due to pigments called anthocyanins (anthocyanins have the great ability to act deeply in the human body to provide powerful protection. These phytonutrients essential physiological and pharmacological effects are different. Anthocyanins, along with other nutrients found in fruits and vegetables provide protection against oxidative stress-related conditions, such as cancer, heart disease and inflammation).
These are formed from the sap of cells which is rich in sugar. Sugar maples, oaks, and sycamores have the brightest colors of purple and scarlet. To develop such a high content of color they have to be exposed to sunlight. The sugar maples are too hidden under larger trees not turn red and only show a yellow color.
A frost is usually given credit for the fall colors, but in fact a particular temperature has little effect on it. It requires a combination of favorable weather. The red pigments are formed sunlight on the leaves that have kept sugar. A cloudy, rainy or hot, dry summer prevents the development of pigment. If hot days are followed by warm nights, sugar leaf filters down to the woody portions of the plant. Ideal conditions are bright sunny days followed by cool nights.
Frost is largely responsible for releasing the leaves of the branches. On a frosty night, ice crystals form in the separation layer and break the wood fibers that hold the sash in place. So when the ice melts in the morning sun, the leaves flutter in a shower of crimson and gold to the ground. In some oak separation layer is not fully developed and the leaves remain on the tree all winter.
wise gardeners and farmers do not burn the leaves falling, but that added to the compost pile. Rotting leaves (mildew) are valuable for soil conditioner. 
In the fall, the leaves change from green to brilliant shades of scarlet, gold, orange and purple. Then eventually fall to the ground. There is a time to die: the tree or shrub is preparing for winter.
In the summer, when the period of growth slows down, a dead cell layer is formed on the base where the stem meets the trunk. This layer is called the separation layer . This does not pass through the wood fibers that connect the stem to the trunk. These fibers hold the sheets in place until the frost or the wind starts. After the leaf has fallen, the scar where the leaf was attached to the trunk is sealed and protected by the separation layer.
According to the separation layer is formed, manufacturing of food material within the leaf decreases. Cells and veins in the leaf are covered. Not produce more chlorophyll, the green color disappears. Other colors were present in the leaf, but they were hidden because the green highlighted more. Now appear in all its glory.
All leaves contain yellow pigments called carotenoids and lutenoides. The yellow pigments are formed in the protoplasm of the leaf cells. The red and purple are due to pigments called anthocyanins (anthocyanins have the great ability to act deeply in the human body to provide powerful protection. These phytonutrients essential physiological and pharmacological effects are different. Anthocyanins, along with other nutrients found in fruits and vegetables provide protection against oxidative stress-related conditions, such as cancer, heart disease and inflammation).
These are formed from the sap of cells which is rich in sugar. Sugar maples, oaks, and sycamores have the brightest colors of purple and scarlet. To develop such a high content of color they have to be exposed to sunlight. The sugar maples are too hidden under larger trees not turn red and only show a yellow color.
A frost is usually given credit for the fall colors, but in fact a particular temperature has little effect on it. It requires a combination of favorable weather. The red pigments are formed sunlight on the leaves that have kept sugar. A cloudy, rainy or hot, dry summer prevents the development of pigment. If hot days are followed by warm nights, sugar leaf filters down to the woody portions of the plant. Ideal conditions are bright sunny days followed by cool nights.
Frost is largely responsible for releasing the leaves of the branches. On a frosty night, ice crystals form in the separation layer and break the wood fibers that hold the sash in place. So when the ice melts in the morning sun, the leaves flutter in a shower of crimson and gold to the ground. In some oak separation layer is not fully developed and the leaves remain on the tree all winter.
wise gardeners and farmers do not burn the leaves falling, but that added to the compost pile. Rotting leaves (mildew) are valuable for soil conditioner.
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From this blog, you can download all the information we have been collecting pre Arroyomolinos path of Leon - Cerro de los Bonales, and activities developed by each member of the group.
From this blog, you can download all the information we have been collecting pre Arroyomolinos path of Leon - Cerro de los Bonales, and activities developed by each member of the group.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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M ª Victoria also sent this yesterday. Maria Victoria Perez
WATER MILLS
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Other elements
WATER MILLS
The miller came early in the morning and the first thing to do was close a gate for water to collect. The next step was to move a kind of rudder for the entire production process iniciara.El canal water entering under the building and the pressure was a turbine which is the heart of the mill. From there, a central axis moving pulleys, elevators and grinding stones. After passing through a grain mill in the mazamorrero first, the stones were in charge of it flour. The screening was done on the third floor. The used water back into the riverbed. The miller did not live
usually at the mill with some exceptions, although they usually had a small mattress where you can lie down. Miller's life was subject to daily work, not only in the mill, but also in the care of livestock and the countryside, some of these activities took place in areas surrounding the mills, and the time spent was just grinding in few hours a day. Mills
current river : These mills are easily takes the water that runs along the river or stream, as it is plentiful and building an appropriate place is made a prisoner, and leaving the dam water moves with a simple mechanism, the millstones. These Mills could be in operation almost continuously. In the English geography
find
Mills cube: it is less common than before and are very few in English geography. Its main challenge is to impound water, and that have little because they are small valleys with streams or rivers, using a bucket or pit near the home, or in the same house, with a depth of 10 or 11 meters . After filling the bucket and the course that accompanies it could be ground for an hour, taking time to fill the bucket about three hours in the years in which a lot of water down to 6 hours more years of drought. Operation
On the one hand there is the turbine wheel blades, spinning hard with the water from the reservoir, cube, river or estuary, and in turn moves with its axis mill wheel that rotates on a wheel. A hopper above the mill wheel picks up the grain that falls slowly between two stones and in turn are becoming wheat flour, barley or cereal in it say. Important is also the dam, the cube, or what is in the water to move the machinery of the mill.
usually at the mill with some exceptions, although they usually had a small mattress where you can lie down. Miller's life was subject to daily work, not only in the mill, but also in the care of livestock and the countryside, some of these activities took place in areas surrounding the mills, and the time spent was just grinding in few hours a day. Mills
current river : These mills are easily takes the water that runs along the river or stream, as it is plentiful and building an appropriate place is made a prisoner, and leaving the dam water moves with a simple mechanism, the millstones. These Mills could be in operation almost continuously. In the English geography
find
Mills cube: it is less common than before and are very few in English geography. Its main challenge is to impound water, and that have little because they are small valleys with streams or rivers, using a bucket or pit near the home, or in the same house, with a depth of 10 or 11 meters . After filling the bucket and the course that accompanies it could be ground for an hour, taking time to fill the bucket about three hours in the years in which a lot of water down to 6 hours more years of drought. Operation
On the one hand there is the turbine wheel blades, spinning hard with the water from the reservoir, cube, river or estuary, and in turn moves with its axis mill wheel that rotates on a wheel. A hopper above the mill wheel picks up the grain that falls slowly between two stones and in turn are becoming wheat flour, barley or cereal in it say. Important is also the dam, the cube, or what is in the water to move the machinery of the mill.
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Arroyomolinos
Leon County: Sierra de Huelva
Population: 1,061 inhabitants
Altitude: 609 meters
Physical Size: 87
km2 inhabitants: Arroyenco / a
Shield:
Arroyomolinos of León, located in a stony hills populated with oak trees, belongs to the jurisdiction of Aracena . Located in La Sierra, at an altitude of 609 meters and 172 kilometers from the provincial capital, Huelva. Its inhabitants are called Arroyencos.
main activity: cereals and olive groves. Vegetables and fruit.
Arroyomolinos de León is divided among several alignments, old synclines and anticlines, with special direction from northwest to southeast, dating from the Hercynian orogeny, between 200-300 million years ago.
A History from the thirteenth century, when the reconquest, after the abolition of the Order of the Temple, the city is repopulated by the Order of Santiago, the Priory of San Marcos de León, between 1230 and 1250 approximately. The Christian Reconquest reached this area and the Great Pelay Maestre Pérez Correa, belonging to the Order of Santiago, is leading the so-called Battle of the Caledon, on Mount Tentudía.
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Legend has it that the Master was winning the battle and saw that the night fell the Virgin asked him to stop the miracle of the day, with the familiar phrase: "Holy Mary, stop your day," Legend tells us that Madonna worked the miracle and stopped the day for Christian gentlemen could win the battle, creating after Tentudía monastery.
Years later, the area was repopulated by Spaniards, from the plains of León, Zamora and Salamanca, which used as access to the Via de la Plata. especially Leon. Formed the Knights of León with five villas on the frontier with the Arabs and the Order of Santiago became a major economic dominance in the area. The people who took part in the Knights were: Fuentes de León, Segura de León, Calera de León, Leon and Arroyomolinos Canaveral de Leon, belong at present the top three in the province of Badajoz and the last two to Huelva .
In 1485, the Order of Santiago Arroyomolinos disappeared and became part of the English Crown, namely the unappropriated lands of Sevilla and dependent on the House of the Marquis de Aracena until the nineteenth century. The feudal regime was abolished and during the various divisions manor, the town was to belong to other locales.
The proposed division of 1809 which organized the territory into departments were drawn in the Lower Guadalquivir. Subsequently, in 1810 and the invasion of Napoleon, another division is enacted and is framed in Extremadura (then a province only), depending on the prefecture of Merida. In 1822 the English Parliament again but put it into Extremadura in 1833, by Decree Law of 30 November, under the reign of Elizabeth II, Arroyomolinos of Leon is definitely framed in the newly created province of Huelva. At Fog County towns join Sevilla and Huelva province, and expressed disappointment that arroyencos feeling and Extremadura tradition was deeply rooted in the locality.
This population was part of Extremadura to año1834, when the territorial division, becoming part of the province of Huelva. In a letter to the City Council in 1835, the mountain village complained of the harm posed by his new unit, which involved a break with the traditional province of Badajoz. Their complaints were, however, neglected, alleging only the administrative difficulties posed by that time such a request. Until that date, the municipality of Leon Arroyomolinos had no mountain tradition.
Earlier this century there has been a considerable population growth due to mining Cala, with large deposits of iron
Leon County: Sierra de Huelva
Population: 1,061 inhabitants
Altitude: 609 meters
Physical Size: 87
km2 inhabitants: Arroyenco / a
Shield:
Arroyomolinos of León, located in a stony hills populated with oak trees, belongs to the jurisdiction of Aracena . Located in La Sierra, at an altitude of 609 meters and 172 kilometers from the provincial capital, Huelva. Its inhabitants are called Arroyencos.
main activity: cereals and olive groves. Vegetables and fruit.
Arroyomolinos de León is divided among several alignments, old synclines and anticlines, with special direction from northwest to southeast, dating from the Hercynian orogeny, between 200-300 million years ago.
A History from the thirteenth century, when the reconquest, after the abolition of the Order of the Temple, the city is repopulated by the Order of Santiago, the Priory of San Marcos de León, between 1230 and 1250 approximately. The Christian Reconquest reached this area and the Great Pelay Maestre Pérez Correa, belonging to the Order of Santiago, is leading the so-called Battle of the Caledon, on Mount Tentudía.
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Legend has it that the Master was winning the battle and saw that the night fell the Virgin asked him to stop the miracle of the day, with the familiar phrase: "Holy Mary, stop your day," Legend tells us that Madonna worked the miracle and stopped the day for Christian gentlemen could win the battle, creating after Tentudía monastery.
Years later, the area was repopulated by Spaniards, from the plains of León, Zamora and Salamanca, which used as access to the Via de la Plata. especially Leon. Formed the Knights of León with five villas on the frontier with the Arabs and the Order of Santiago became a major economic dominance in the area. The people who took part in the Knights were: Fuentes de León, Segura de León, Calera de León, Leon and Arroyomolinos Canaveral de Leon, belong at present the top three in the province of Badajoz and the last two to Huelva .
In 1485, the Order of Santiago Arroyomolinos disappeared and became part of the English Crown, namely the unappropriated lands of Sevilla and dependent on the House of the Marquis de Aracena until the nineteenth century. The feudal regime was abolished and during the various divisions manor, the town was to belong to other locales.
The proposed division of 1809 which organized the territory into departments were drawn in the Lower Guadalquivir. Subsequently, in 1810 and the invasion of Napoleon, another division is enacted and is framed in Extremadura (then a province only), depending on the prefecture of Merida. In 1822 the English Parliament again but put it into Extremadura in 1833, by Decree Law of 30 November, under the reign of Elizabeth II, Arroyomolinos of Leon is definitely framed in the newly created province of Huelva. At Fog County towns join Sevilla and Huelva province, and expressed disappointment that arroyencos feeling and Extremadura tradition was deeply rooted in the locality.
This population was part of Extremadura to año1834, when the territorial division, becoming part of the province of Huelva. In a letter to the City Council in 1835, the mountain village complained of the harm posed by his new unit, which involved a break with the traditional province of Badajoz. Their complaints were, however, neglected, alleging only the administrative difficulties posed by that time such a request. Until that date, the municipality of Leon Arroyomolinos had no mountain tradition.
Earlier this century there has been a considerable population growth due to mining Cala, with large deposits of iron
Heritage Bridge
Gitana On leaving the village, towards Seville, about five kilometers from the town, we stop at a small seating area, space is built next to an old bridge no longer in use but fully visible from the road. They
ordinary people that the name comes because once lived near a Gypsy woman with his family and one day unexpectedly found the gypsy head into a fountain.
Mills
The origin of water mills is uncertain, the documentary sources are scarce, what is clear is that settlements were made near the rivers. The water resources of the Sierra were much needed for supplies, drinking fountains, sinks and many towns, but more pronounced in Arroyomolinos de Leon, Water Mill.
water mills in the Sierra seems to be implanted in the mid-fifteenth century and its main development was from the mid eighteenth century. The documents identify two hundred mills scattered throughout the region, especially in Arroyomolinos appeared more than thirty. Currently there are 32 residues
mill on the banks of streams and Valdelamadera Abyss-Morena, aka the last cone "La Gitana", although some of them are in very poor condition. Some of the reasons for this abandonment are: the crisis of the activity of milling, after the Civil War, emigration and the search for other sources of income that got rid of the trade of miller.
grinding crisis occurs, as noted above, in the years following the Civil War, in these years was forbidden ground in Water Mill, having to carry all the wheat to flour mills. Although people prefer the flour was of higher Factory quality, many millers continued to grind on the black market at the time, working mostly at night to avoid detection.
The miller did not live normally in the mill with some exceptions, although they usually had a small mattress where you can lie down. Miller's life was subject to daily work, not only in the mill, but also in the care of livestock and the countryside, some of these activities took place in areas surrounding the mills, and the time spent was just grinding in few hours a day. Athanasius
Mill Down the road, we reached the height of the old flour mill, and now in disuse; your right, there is a path that leads to a recently restored old mill, it is "Athanasius Mill." Nothing more glimpse, we appreciate your dam and its hub, keeping inside the machinery that makes up the structure to pair with the educational content of its operation and history. The mill is owned by the municipality and for your visit we must go to City Hall.
There are other remnants of flour mills which can be seen within the resort, on the banks of Deep Creek-Morena, including highlight "Uncle Pompa's Mill" and "Uncle Galván" also visible from the road, street Antonio Machado.
Mills Road There designated routes to visit the mills, and can choose which of the streams want to see, if the Pit-Morena or the Valdelamadera. We say that the route crosses the stream of the Abyss-Morena, perhaps the most advisable for people not so willing to walk a lot because it is the shortest and part of its route is through the town itself. For good and adventurous hikers, Valdelamadera provides a more adventurous of Water Mill.
Shrine of Our Lady Virgen de los Remedios
From simple traditional Andalusian architecture of the seventeenth century, is the religious center of pilgrimage and folk in whose honor is held every third Sunday of May.
simple building dedicated to the patron saint of the town, the Virgen de los Remedios. Just before boarding the huge space that is, the Plaza de la Virgen, we see a pillar trough, on top of it, where there is a tile with the image of the patron saint of Arroyomolinos de Leon, being the around the shrine a place of great beauty.
History tells us that the chapel was built there, even though construction began on a street of the town, specifically the cross street, it is as a symbolic remembrance of forging a cross just in front of one of the houses, being the site that showed the image of the Virgin, after the onset, a shepherd found a little doll which took home in his bag, but when I got home, it was gone.
The next day, our pastor again found in the same place, and again took her, until he understood that the doll was the Virgen de los Remedios and decided to build a chapel to house, just across the street from the Cross. Here, the construction appeared collapsed the next morning, it seems that the Virgin did not want his shrine is located in this place, finally was built near the road to Sevilla known today as the "plain hermitage. "
The current building can be a reconstruction made around 1700 of an older building, which was added the chapel of the head, some time later. Once inside the temple, we stop at the pulpit of masonry. The image owner of the chapel, was made by Agustín Sánchez Cid in 1939 and restored in 1968 by Antonio León Ortega. As an anecdote, we can say that the condition of the sculptor to carve the image was that it bore the face of his own wife.
oral tradition has it that the Virgin appeared to a goat near the place where the shrine now stands. Thinking it was a doll I picked it up and home to a sister had, but when he opened the bag was gone.
The next day found her in the same place to catch it again and again to pass as the third day, tied up the bag but returned to spend the same wrist was not. Then the villagers saw what was happening thought that this was not normal or chance, but it was a miracle. So I decided to make a shrine in honor of the Virgen de los Remedios. The shrine is said to be the seventeenth century. The first image of the Virgin was burned on the night of 25 to 26 July 1936 by the madness of civil war. And where the Virgin Mary burned was the war where no grass grew back. Today it is covered by a pavement.
The current image was ordered to do in 1937 was paid for the help and effort of all the people. THE imaginero Agustin Sanchez Cid. This imager made an exception to the picture the face of the woman who had been his love. That is why ll the people who watch alerts you to your face, not every picture but a beautiful woman. Baroque sculpture is painted wood. All that remains of the other image is a partnership that ordinary people found in the ashes of having blown leads this picture in one of the fingers of the hand holding the scepter. Salves
There are many songs that sing to the Virgin but among them are those that sing it on 15 August at night coming out until early 16, one example being the salve: Pat
gate of heaven to ill health and remedial patron healthy
these people you call you
Oh Virgen de los Remedios !
All your children beg you to remedy our ills
and comfort our sorrows.
Cross Street Cross appeared
When the Virgen de los Remedios on the hill where now stands the Hermitage, was a saw thickets and woods and thought of making the shrine on the flat next to the ravine where the road now the cross.
construction started but every morning when you got the workers what they had fallen done the day before so they thought that the Virgin wanted the chapel where he had appeared but there was much Mt. So I moved the tools and built the chapel on the hill where it is now then he would make plain where a cross in memory wavered and there came the name of the cross street as known so far.
Church of Santiago El Mayor
Built in the seventeenth century, is the main building of the town. Its main entrance clear and simple classic lines.
is located on the part of the so-called Plaza de la Iglesia.
The church building is a unique, different from those found in other towns the Sierra that eighteenth-century tower can be seen here, this tower is replaced by a steeple with clock pierced by three arches that support the bells. The belfry, with its grand facade, the church does remind colonial convents of Mexico. The main façade is Mudejar and is framed by a rectangular frame, in contrast to the neoclassic façade that appears on one side and that is really the front door, in use, to the temple.
Once inside we find a classical building has been renovated several times, the current structure is dated by some authors as belonging to the seventeenth century and consists of three naves separated by pillars supporting a semicircular arches lowered, the head is square and has a dome. Although the temple is dedicated to the Apostle James, we will not see the same picture inside, except for a painting donated some years ago and located on the main altar of the building.
Inside, we can contemplate the image of San Antonio de Padua, patron of the town, an image that replaces the original that existed in the village and disappeared in the Civil War era. Notably
a baptismal font made of local marble capitals and a late Roman or Visigothic period, converted today in holy water of which is very interesting to see his etchings. The last
reform suffered the building, parishioners regained some of the decorative elements were in the choir, such as candlesticks, lecterns, etc.., in order to beautify the rest of altars in the church there.
Food and Stews Starters
Boronia.
Ingredients:
potatoes, tomatoes, garlic, onion, pepper.
Preparation: Boil the potatoes
and passed through the food mill. Garlic, onion, peppers are fried with tomato and spends all through the food mill. It puts everything together. Boil all a bit until it runs dry. Cooked
.
Ingredients:
Chickpeas, old bacon, ham bone, fresh bacon, pestorejo, meat, salt, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic.
Preparation:
Pouring the chickpeas to soak the night before. Is put into the pot of beans, a piece of stale bacon, a ham bone, salt, tomato, a potato and some garlic.
is simmered for two hours.
crumbs off acorns.
Ingredients:
oil, garlic, red Pimineta, acorns, potatoes, water.
Preparation:
Place the pan with oil in the fire and fry the garlic, peppers and set aside. Fry the potatoes and turn away. It puts water and salt in the oil and then throw the acorns that have previously been peeled and grated, and you add the peppers, garlic and potatoes. It turns them until golden brown.
(This meal is in the forties when there was no bread.) Blood
tomato.
Ingredients:
Blood, tomato, onion, garlic, bay leaf. peppers, oil.
Preparation:
Blood Piggy grabs and congeals into a basin (ie, no spins). Then cooked with garlic, onions, salt, bay leaves and a little bit of water. Allowed to drain. Once drained, fry a lot of tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic and pour the blood into pieces and given a return with this sauce
Vegetables and Mushrooms Marinated beans.
Ingredients:
beans, oil, eggs, flour, bread, toamtes, vinegar, cumin.
Preparation: Boil
abuandante beans with water and salt. When you are a little soft, poena is pulled out and drain. By passing the beans are fried in flour and egg. In the oil fry the beans, that is, fry a head of peeled garlic. When fried, put in a wooden bowl and mash. Then two slices of bread fried in the same oil and mash well together withthe two raw tomatoes. After you check the water to cook the shabichuelas and moves everyone bine and appends it to the beans. If too thick water is added. Fried green beans are cut into pieces and thrown into the pot. You take a tablespoon of ground cumin. Rest are left to take taste.
are eaten cold.
chanterelles sauce.
Ingredients:
chanterelles, onion, pepper, garlic, bay leaf, tomato, white wine, oil, salt.
Preparation: Wash and chop
the chanterelles into pieces. Fry the onion, pepper, garlic, tomato and chanterelles is added along with white wine and bay leaf. Was set on fire until it is in oil.
Dulces, licores y postres
Bollitos de leche.
Ingredientes: Huevos, azúcar, canela, pan, aceite, leche.
Elaboración:
Se baten los huevos, se le echa azúcar, canela, y pan rallado. En una sartén se pone un poco de aceite y con la masa que tenemos preparada se hacen los bollitos e leche. En un cazo se pone un litro azucarada y se echan los bollitos para que se cuezan agregándoles canela.
Café de bellotas.
Ingredientes: Bellotas de alcornoque, sacarina cristalina.
Elaboración:
Se pelaban y tostaban las bellotas hasta hacerlas acrbón. Se molían en el molinillo y it made the coffee. It is sweetened with saccharin crystallized sugar because there was not.
mebrillo Sweet.
Ingredients: Quince, sugar, a glass of water.
Prepared
prepare the same amount of sugar quince. Peel the quinces and cut into small pieces, wash and drain them. In a pot, put the quinces and sugar with water, and put to cook until thickened. He moves with a wooden spoon. When thickened, ground and thrown into the containers that have previously been prepared.
Repápalos milk.
Ingredients:
bread crumbs, eggs, yeast, milk, lemon peel, sugar and ground cinnamon, oil.
Prepared
dough is made with bread and eggs. Made with a tablespoon balls and fried in oil. Milk is cooked with sugar, cinnamon and raw and lemon peel. Put the repápolos in milk and eaten cold.
Pole.
Ingredients:
flour, water, sugar.
Prepared
pot is poured into a cold water as the quantity. Add the flour and turn them until they get rid if lumps. You check the sugar, orange peel and cinnamon and set to simmer without stirring continuously so it does not nod. Religious Holidays
Fiesta Pattern San Antonio June 13
Maybe it's a more intimate and local party due to the date and who have not yet been the majority of migrants in the municipality and is therefore less crowded . On the feast of San Antonio will show a series of local traditions, including "candles", the night before the day of the pattern, in which the young men, mostly men, but increasingly women skip the candles burning with branches of rosemary and brought by Antonios Antonios Arroyomolinos de León.
Feast of the Patroness Our Lady of Remedies
Held on August 15. Large parties of the town, held again in honor of the Virgen de los Remedios.
They all inhabitants of Arroyomolinos de León, who still live here and those who had to migrate to other places, enjoy the holidays, are a time for tradition, religion, entertainment and remembrance, in which uan are going series of events beginning with the more fervently religious celebrations of the year and culminates with the traditional "bull of fire", which increasingly more people come from other localities that demonstrate their courage running alongside the fireworks attraction.
Verbena de la Virgen on 12 September
Day that is host to a popular Verbena, is that once was the day that they celebrated the feast of the Virgin, but that was changed to August. In this festival involving local folk groups and all the neighbors we are united again under the cloak of our patron.
Pilgrimage of Our Lady of Remedies
Third Sunday of May.
During these three days, shines Leon Arroyomolinos celebrating their pilgrimage in honor of its patron saint the Virgin of Remedios, commemorating the day that the new image of the Virgin came to the village after the former was lost in the Civil War era.
On Friday is the floral offering to the patron and begins to decorate the float that will carry it on Sunday to "The Mosque", country where we celebrate every year, and that's where all the people waited for the first in what may be called "The First Pilgrimage"
day Saturday is a popular festival in "The Walk."
And Sunday is the big day, at 8 am the target band plays through the streets of the town. And at 10 comes the Virgin to walk around the village before leaving to spend your day in the field. In the plain of Mariprao makes a stop at inviting a glass of fine to all pilgrims. Once
Mosque in the world enjoys a field day eating in good company. Afternoon contests are in Seville.
About 6 pm it is the way back. And on the 10 Year Old Virgin comes the Hermitage.
Velá near Santiago on June 25 In the plain of the church is celebrated.
Gitana On leaving the village, towards Seville, about five kilometers from the town, we stop at a small seating area, space is built next to an old bridge no longer in use but fully visible from the road. They
ordinary people that the name comes because once lived near a Gypsy woman with his family and one day unexpectedly found the gypsy head into a fountain.
Mills
The origin of water mills is uncertain, the documentary sources are scarce, what is clear is that settlements were made near the rivers. The water resources of the Sierra were much needed for supplies, drinking fountains, sinks and many towns, but more pronounced in Arroyomolinos de Leon, Water Mill.
water mills in the Sierra seems to be implanted in the mid-fifteenth century and its main development was from the mid eighteenth century. The documents identify two hundred mills scattered throughout the region, especially in Arroyomolinos appeared more than thirty. Currently there are 32 residues
mill on the banks of streams and Valdelamadera Abyss-Morena, aka the last cone "La Gitana", although some of them are in very poor condition. Some of the reasons for this abandonment are: the crisis of the activity of milling, after the Civil War, emigration and the search for other sources of income that got rid of the trade of miller.
grinding crisis occurs, as noted above, in the years following the Civil War, in these years was forbidden ground in Water Mill, having to carry all the wheat to flour mills. Although people prefer the flour was of higher Factory quality, many millers continued to grind on the black market at the time, working mostly at night to avoid detection.
The miller did not live normally in the mill with some exceptions, although they usually had a small mattress where you can lie down. Miller's life was subject to daily work, not only in the mill, but also in the care of livestock and the countryside, some of these activities took place in areas surrounding the mills, and the time spent was just grinding in few hours a day. Athanasius
Mill Down the road, we reached the height of the old flour mill, and now in disuse; your right, there is a path that leads to a recently restored old mill, it is "Athanasius Mill." Nothing more glimpse, we appreciate your dam and its hub, keeping inside the machinery that makes up the structure to pair with the educational content of its operation and history. The mill is owned by the municipality and for your visit we must go to City Hall.
There are other remnants of flour mills which can be seen within the resort, on the banks of Deep Creek-Morena, including highlight "Uncle Pompa's Mill" and "Uncle Galván" also visible from the road, street Antonio Machado.
Mills Road There designated routes to visit the mills, and can choose which of the streams want to see, if the Pit-Morena or the Valdelamadera. We say that the route crosses the stream of the Abyss-Morena, perhaps the most advisable for people not so willing to walk a lot because it is the shortest and part of its route is through the town itself. For good and adventurous hikers, Valdelamadera provides a more adventurous of Water Mill.
Shrine of Our Lady Virgen de los Remedios
From simple traditional Andalusian architecture of the seventeenth century, is the religious center of pilgrimage and folk in whose honor is held every third Sunday of May.
simple building dedicated to the patron saint of the town, the Virgen de los Remedios. Just before boarding the huge space that is, the Plaza de la Virgen, we see a pillar trough, on top of it, where there is a tile with the image of the patron saint of Arroyomolinos de Leon, being the around the shrine a place of great beauty.
History tells us that the chapel was built there, even though construction began on a street of the town, specifically the cross street, it is as a symbolic remembrance of forging a cross just in front of one of the houses, being the site that showed the image of the Virgin, after the onset, a shepherd found a little doll which took home in his bag, but when I got home, it was gone.
The next day, our pastor again found in the same place, and again took her, until he understood that the doll was the Virgen de los Remedios and decided to build a chapel to house, just across the street from the Cross. Here, the construction appeared collapsed the next morning, it seems that the Virgin did not want his shrine is located in this place, finally was built near the road to Sevilla known today as the "plain hermitage. "
The current building can be a reconstruction made around 1700 of an older building, which was added the chapel of the head, some time later. Once inside the temple, we stop at the pulpit of masonry. The image owner of the chapel, was made by Agustín Sánchez Cid in 1939 and restored in 1968 by Antonio León Ortega. As an anecdote, we can say that the condition of the sculptor to carve the image was that it bore the face of his own wife.
oral tradition has it that the Virgin appeared to a goat near the place where the shrine now stands. Thinking it was a doll I picked it up and home to a sister had, but when he opened the bag was gone.
The next day found her in the same place to catch it again and again to pass as the third day, tied up the bag but returned to spend the same wrist was not. Then the villagers saw what was happening thought that this was not normal or chance, but it was a miracle. So I decided to make a shrine in honor of the Virgen de los Remedios. The shrine is said to be the seventeenth century. The first image of the Virgin was burned on the night of 25 to 26 July 1936 by the madness of civil war. And where the Virgin Mary burned was the war where no grass grew back. Today it is covered by a pavement.
The current image was ordered to do in 1937 was paid for the help and effort of all the people. THE imaginero Agustin Sanchez Cid. This imager made an exception to the picture the face of the woman who had been his love. That is why ll the people who watch alerts you to your face, not every picture but a beautiful woman. Baroque sculpture is painted wood. All that remains of the other image is a partnership that ordinary people found in the ashes of having blown leads this picture in one of the fingers of the hand holding the scepter. Salves
There are many songs that sing to the Virgin but among them are those that sing it on 15 August at night coming out until early 16, one example being the salve: Pat
gate of heaven to ill health and remedial patron healthy
these people you call you
Oh Virgen de los Remedios !
All your children beg you to remedy our ills
and comfort our sorrows.
Cross Street Cross appeared
When the Virgen de los Remedios on the hill where now stands the Hermitage, was a saw thickets and woods and thought of making the shrine on the flat next to the ravine where the road now the cross.
construction started but every morning when you got the workers what they had fallen done the day before so they thought that the Virgin wanted the chapel where he had appeared but there was much Mt. So I moved the tools and built the chapel on the hill where it is now then he would make plain where a cross in memory wavered and there came the name of the cross street as known so far.
Church of Santiago El Mayor
Built in the seventeenth century, is the main building of the town. Its main entrance clear and simple classic lines.
is located on the part of the so-called Plaza de la Iglesia.
The church building is a unique, different from those found in other towns the Sierra that eighteenth-century tower can be seen here, this tower is replaced by a steeple with clock pierced by three arches that support the bells. The belfry, with its grand facade, the church does remind colonial convents of Mexico. The main façade is Mudejar and is framed by a rectangular frame, in contrast to the neoclassic façade that appears on one side and that is really the front door, in use, to the temple.
Once inside we find a classical building has been renovated several times, the current structure is dated by some authors as belonging to the seventeenth century and consists of three naves separated by pillars supporting a semicircular arches lowered, the head is square and has a dome. Although the temple is dedicated to the Apostle James, we will not see the same picture inside, except for a painting donated some years ago and located on the main altar of the building.
Inside, we can contemplate the image of San Antonio de Padua, patron of the town, an image that replaces the original that existed in the village and disappeared in the Civil War era. Notably
a baptismal font made of local marble capitals and a late Roman or Visigothic period, converted today in holy water of which is very interesting to see his etchings. The last
reform suffered the building, parishioners regained some of the decorative elements were in the choir, such as candlesticks, lecterns, etc.., in order to beautify the rest of altars in the church there.
Food and Stews Starters
Boronia.
Ingredients:
potatoes, tomatoes, garlic, onion, pepper.
Preparation: Boil the potatoes
and passed through the food mill. Garlic, onion, peppers are fried with tomato and spends all through the food mill. It puts everything together. Boil all a bit until it runs dry. Cooked
.
Ingredients:
Chickpeas, old bacon, ham bone, fresh bacon, pestorejo, meat, salt, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic.
Preparation:
Pouring the chickpeas to soak the night before. Is put into the pot of beans, a piece of stale bacon, a ham bone, salt, tomato, a potato and some garlic.
is simmered for two hours.
crumbs off acorns.
Ingredients:
oil, garlic, red Pimineta, acorns, potatoes, water.
Preparation:
Place the pan with oil in the fire and fry the garlic, peppers and set aside. Fry the potatoes and turn away. It puts water and salt in the oil and then throw the acorns that have previously been peeled and grated, and you add the peppers, garlic and potatoes. It turns them until golden brown.
(This meal is in the forties when there was no bread.) Blood
tomato.
Ingredients:
Blood, tomato, onion, garlic, bay leaf. peppers, oil.
Preparation:
Blood Piggy grabs and congeals into a basin (ie, no spins). Then cooked with garlic, onions, salt, bay leaves and a little bit of water. Allowed to drain. Once drained, fry a lot of tomatoes, peppers, onions, garlic and pour the blood into pieces and given a return with this sauce
Vegetables and Mushrooms Marinated beans.
Ingredients:
beans, oil, eggs, flour, bread, toamtes, vinegar, cumin.
Preparation: Boil
abuandante beans with water and salt. When you are a little soft, poena is pulled out and drain. By passing the beans are fried in flour and egg. In the oil fry the beans, that is, fry a head of peeled garlic. When fried, put in a wooden bowl and mash. Then two slices of bread fried in the same oil and mash well together withthe two raw tomatoes. After you check the water to cook the shabichuelas and moves everyone bine and appends it to the beans. If too thick water is added. Fried green beans are cut into pieces and thrown into the pot. You take a tablespoon of ground cumin. Rest are left to take taste.
are eaten cold.
chanterelles sauce.
Ingredients:
chanterelles, onion, pepper, garlic, bay leaf, tomato, white wine, oil, salt.
Preparation: Wash and chop
the chanterelles into pieces. Fry the onion, pepper, garlic, tomato and chanterelles is added along with white wine and bay leaf. Was set on fire until it is in oil.
Dulces, licores y postres
Bollitos de leche.
Ingredientes: Huevos, azúcar, canela, pan, aceite, leche.
Elaboración:
Se baten los huevos, se le echa azúcar, canela, y pan rallado. En una sartén se pone un poco de aceite y con la masa que tenemos preparada se hacen los bollitos e leche. En un cazo se pone un litro azucarada y se echan los bollitos para que se cuezan agregándoles canela.
Café de bellotas.
Ingredientes: Bellotas de alcornoque, sacarina cristalina.
Elaboración:
Se pelaban y tostaban las bellotas hasta hacerlas acrbón. Se molían en el molinillo y it made the coffee. It is sweetened with saccharin crystallized sugar because there was not.
mebrillo Sweet.
Ingredients: Quince, sugar, a glass of water.
Prepared
prepare the same amount of sugar quince. Peel the quinces and cut into small pieces, wash and drain them. In a pot, put the quinces and sugar with water, and put to cook until thickened. He moves with a wooden spoon. When thickened, ground and thrown into the containers that have previously been prepared.
Repápalos milk.
Ingredients:
bread crumbs, eggs, yeast, milk, lemon peel, sugar and ground cinnamon, oil.
Prepared
dough is made with bread and eggs. Made with a tablespoon balls and fried in oil. Milk is cooked with sugar, cinnamon and raw and lemon peel. Put the repápolos in milk and eaten cold.
Pole.
Ingredients:
flour, water, sugar.
Prepared
pot is poured into a cold water as the quantity. Add the flour and turn them until they get rid if lumps. You check the sugar, orange peel and cinnamon and set to simmer without stirring continuously so it does not nod. Religious Holidays
Fiesta Pattern San Antonio June 13
Maybe it's a more intimate and local party due to the date and who have not yet been the majority of migrants in the municipality and is therefore less crowded . On the feast of San Antonio will show a series of local traditions, including "candles", the night before the day of the pattern, in which the young men, mostly men, but increasingly women skip the candles burning with branches of rosemary and brought by Antonios Antonios Arroyomolinos de León.
Feast of the Patroness Our Lady of Remedies
Held on August 15. Large parties of the town, held again in honor of the Virgen de los Remedios.
They all inhabitants of Arroyomolinos de León, who still live here and those who had to migrate to other places, enjoy the holidays, are a time for tradition, religion, entertainment and remembrance, in which uan are going series of events beginning with the more fervently religious celebrations of the year and culminates with the traditional "bull of fire", which increasingly more people come from other localities that demonstrate their courage running alongside the fireworks attraction.
Verbena de la Virgen on 12 September
Day that is host to a popular Verbena, is that once was the day that they celebrated the feast of the Virgin, but that was changed to August. In this festival involving local folk groups and all the neighbors we are united again under the cloak of our patron.
Pilgrimage of Our Lady of Remedies
Third Sunday of May.
During these three days, shines Leon Arroyomolinos celebrating their pilgrimage in honor of its patron saint the Virgin of Remedios, commemorating the day that the new image of the Virgin came to the village after the former was lost in the Civil War era.
On Friday is the floral offering to the patron and begins to decorate the float that will carry it on Sunday to "The Mosque", country where we celebrate every year, and that's where all the people waited for the first in what may be called "The First Pilgrimage"
day Saturday is a popular festival in "The Walk."
And Sunday is the big day, at 8 am the target band plays through the streets of the town. And at 10 comes the Virgin to walk around the village before leaving to spend your day in the field. In the plain of Mariprao makes a stop at inviting a glass of fine to all pilgrims. Once
Mosque in the world enjoys a field day eating in good company. Afternoon contests are in Seville.
About 6 pm it is the way back. And on the 10 Year Old Virgin comes the Hermitage.
Velá near Santiago on June 25 In the plain of the church is celebrated.
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fotillos
Here you see how each group of work takes its pace. The group, although it belongs to 4 of Curriculum Diversification.
I will present the final result. I hope you do not get bored!. 
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These can imagine the process of elevation of the plane. The kids, now they are happy because they did not understand what had to cut so curvita. Now they are beginning to interpret the meaning. Further work is to analyze the scale and see if the route marked on the map correctly. Then we'll see ........ the desire of the teacher to continue. 
Here you see how each group of work takes its pace. The group, although it belongs to 4 of Curriculum Diversification.
I will present the final result. I hope you do not get bored!.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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NOTICE OF MEETING IN SEVILLE CEP
We meet every Thursday on 14 at 6 pm with Victor in the CEP de Sevilla. He who has not sent the activities that lead.
Greetings to all Hilario
We meet every Thursday on 14 at 6 pm with Victor in the CEP de Sevilla. He who has not sent the activities that lead.
Greetings to all Hilario
Monday, January 11, 2010
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Tentudia The virgin and need some legends
Tentudia The virgin
Tentudía
Although it has been described above, can say that The Legend of Tentudía is inserted into the cycle of legends of the Master of Santiago. While Correa Pelay fighting the Moors in the foothills of Sierra Morena, of Calera and Monesterio, the battle was over and the night was coming up, so the Master of Santiago, once again, came to the protection the top. "Keep your day," said said. Some say that these words were addressed to the sun, according to some, others say that the Virgin, and other than God. The truth is that on strap Pelay stopped and failed to win the battle.
THE LEGEND OF LIGHTNING
One day, possibly in the late nineteenth century, was the people gathered in the church, a Renaissance copy of such sober church-fortress, built by the Order of Santiago. While celebrating the cult, unleashed a stunning dry storm, so called because they do not end in water. The town is situated next to a castle and almost at the foot of a small mountain, is a very suitable place to attract everything type of electric shock. One of them came down that day upon the church, traveling along, from the sanctuary to the door of forgiveness, and producing in its wake a huge crack in the walls, still visible a few years ago. All left the church abruptly and it was then discovered amazed how a woman who had been sitting on the floor at the foot of the pulpit, was completely burned the veil, though she had suffered the least damage. Considering the fact as a miracle was attributed to the Christ of the Blood, venerated in the parish church, and instituted a festival, on May 4 to commemorate the miracle. This festival is continues to celebrate every year, until the present moment.
THE LEGEND OF THE VIRGIN Tentudía of Rioja (by Felix Cariñanos San Millán. Published in the newspaper "La Rioja" on November 10, 1996)
In the past there were several rites they were marking our transition from childhood to youth. One of them made the first day you go to the field let yourself riding on a horse or cattle. Another took place to send, also only by the Ebro water ("The Ebro is a traitor," repeated insistently older).
I ensued both on the same day and my father to ask what method he used to put the pot at the same time, I said pointing his right index finger toward the southern sky:
Tentudia The virgin the beautiful temple presides over the image Our Lady of Tentudía. It is an image of the so-called "candlestick", whose face shows the harmony of sweetness with the majesty that eighteenth-century artists printed their works.
Candlestick The term has two meanings:
• Applied to the image of the Virgin, usually used to consist of head or mask, hands, breasts, and a kind of frame or CANDELERO usually hurts, mode truncated cone that fits over the dress, skirt, petticoat or skirt. It is a virgin of the so-called "Dress."
• Also called CANDELERO, the chandelier of a single candle, comprising a stem, arising from a pedestal or foot, ending in the washer and insert into a candle Cubillo. They are usually silver, and many of these make up the front candelería the Steps of Our Lady.
A careful process of restoration and decoration has made this building re-emerge to its ancient origins.
The Virgin has a strong attraction in the Monastery. Pilgrimages, processions and lavish trips are intensive.
is a popular and ancient title of devotion, both within and outside the region. Since Alfonso X, El Sabio, narrated in his famous "Cantigas" miracles of Virgin Tentudía to "sing desto et fezemos / jograres that you sing" , devotion to this image is spread widely. Badajoz
placed under the protection of the Virgin of Tentudía one of the gates of the walled town and have pictures of this title located in Carmona (Sevilla), Cañada de los Gamos (Córdoba), and the province of Badajoz , Fuentes de León, Llera, Monesterio. In Clavijo (La Rioja there is another image that will spend the day cults and celebrations of Santiago, July 25 and below is the legend of it).
care of the image in the Monastery of Tentudía, the Brotherhood which was created to promote devotion to Our Lady under this title, watch and manage the conservation and wise use of the monastery and to spread and defend the religious, cultural, historical and art related to the venerated image and Tentudía Sanctuary .
faith and devotion to the Mother of God under the patronage of Tentudía is widespread and deeply rooted in this region located between Andalusia and Extremadura and from Lope de Vega to the poets of modern times have sung this beautiful image with verses of love turned into flowers: "The carver artist / gave rein to his fantasy / and thee most beautiful exculpió to dawn light of clear day . (...)
Candlestick The term has two meanings:
• Applied to the image of the Virgin, usually used to consist of head or mask, hands, breasts, and a kind of frame or CANDELERO usually hurts, mode truncated cone that fits over the dress, skirt, petticoat or skirt. It is a virgin of the so-called "Dress."
• Also called CANDELERO, the chandelier of a single candle, comprising a stem, arising from a pedestal or foot, ending in the washer and insert into a candle Cubillo. They are usually silver, and many of these make up the front candelería the Steps of Our Lady.
A careful process of restoration and decoration has made this building re-emerge to its ancient origins.
The Virgin has a strong attraction in the Monastery. Pilgrimages, processions and lavish trips are intensive.
is a popular and ancient title of devotion, both within and outside the region. Since Alfonso X, El Sabio, narrated in his famous "Cantigas" miracles of Virgin Tentudía to "sing desto et fezemos / jograres that you sing" , devotion to this image is spread widely. Badajoz
placed under the protection of the Virgin of Tentudía one of the gates of the walled town and have pictures of this title located in Carmona (Sevilla), Cañada de los Gamos (Córdoba), and the province of Badajoz , Fuentes de León, Llera, Monesterio. In Clavijo (La Rioja there is another image that will spend the day cults and celebrations of Santiago, July 25 and below is the legend of it).
care of the image in the Monastery of Tentudía, the Brotherhood which was created to promote devotion to Our Lady under this title, watch and manage the conservation and wise use of the monastery and to spread and defend the religious, cultural, historical and art related to the venerated image and Tentudía Sanctuary .
faith and devotion to the Mother of God under the patronage of Tentudía is widespread and deeply rooted in this region located between Andalusia and Extremadura and from Lope de Vega to the poets of modern times have sung this beautiful image with verses of love turned into flowers: "The carver artist / gave rein to his fantasy / and thee most beautiful exculpió to dawn light of clear day . (...)
Various legends area
THE SHOE MARY
Legend Pelayo Correa, at the time of the Moors - the mid-thirteenth century down Extremadura in the south of the conquest of Seville. Defeated the Moors in the mountains of Tentudía. Continued toward the south, but they came back to regroup and they planted battle in the valley where the village is located. The melee was tough and critical moment, a Moor with his cutlass cut flanges Pelay horse Correa. The horse bolted and the battle is about lost. Just then see a lady dressed in white with an awl in his hands, which leaves him in a heartbeat and new flanges. The captain returns to battle, once again left to the Christian camp. Pelayo Correa in the rush not notice anything abnormal. Then, as quietly in his tent, think the lady with the white dress could not be other than the Virgin, and with his help had won the battle. Thankfully, he built a chapel in the valley to be veneration of the Virgin shoe.
CASTLE QUEEN
The legend about the castle is:
Inside the castle of Queen (small population, the road from Llerena Cazalla de la Sierra) lived a Moorish king, and the lower one Christian queen, who asked the king's permission for a visit with her maids, and made his soldiers wear woman and made up with her to the castle of the Moorish king, and this gave them a great treat and then took a walk and see the castle. At a site where you saw the Queen's garden by the wall, this dropped his handkerchief, and the king, to see if they picked, ahead of Queen's body and pushed him, dropping the garden. Killed the king, queen and his soldiers took over the castle, and in satisfaction of the goods given by the Virgin of Nieves, who was entrusted with building the chapel there now exists. In the earlier tradition relates the following couplet:
Legend Pelayo Correa, at the time of the Moors - the mid-thirteenth century down Extremadura in the south of the conquest of Seville. Defeated the Moors in the mountains of Tentudía. Continued toward the south, but they came back to regroup and they planted battle in the valley where the village is located. The melee was tough and critical moment, a Moor with his cutlass cut flanges Pelay horse Correa. The horse bolted and the battle is about lost. Just then see a lady dressed in white with an awl in his hands, which leaves him in a heartbeat and new flanges. The captain returns to battle, once again left to the Christian camp. Pelayo Correa in the rush not notice anything abnormal. Then, as quietly in his tent, think the lady with the white dress could not be other than the Virgin, and with his help had won the battle. Thankfully, he built a chapel in the valley to be veneration of the Virgin shoe.
CASTLE QUEEN
The legend about the castle is:
Inside the castle of Queen (small population, the road from Llerena Cazalla de la Sierra) lived a Moorish king, and the lower one Christian queen, who asked the king's permission for a visit with her maids, and made his soldiers wear woman and made up with her to the castle of the Moorish king, and this gave them a great treat and then took a walk and see the castle. At a site where you saw the Queen's garden by the wall, this dropped his handkerchief, and the king, to see if they picked, ahead of Queen's body and pushed him, dropping the garden. Killed the king, queen and his soldiers took over the castle, and in satisfaction of the goods given by the Virgin of Nieves, who was entrusted with building the chapel there now exists. In the earlier tradition relates the following couplet:
"The virgin snow height start from there toa currency extremadura"
Tentudía
Although it has been described above, can say that The Legend of Tentudía is inserted into the cycle of legends of the Master of Santiago. While Correa Pelay fighting the Moors in the foothills of Sierra Morena, of Calera and Monesterio, the battle was over and the night was coming up, so the Master of Santiago, once again, came to the protection the top. "Keep your day," said said. Some say that these words were addressed to the sun, according to some, others say that the Virgin, and other than God. The truth is that on strap Pelay stopped and failed to win the battle.
THE LEGEND OF LIGHTNING
One day, possibly in the late nineteenth century, was the people gathered in the church, a Renaissance copy of such sober church-fortress, built by the Order of Santiago. While celebrating the cult, unleashed a stunning dry storm, so called because they do not end in water. The town is situated next to a castle and almost at the foot of a small mountain, is a very suitable place to attract everything type of electric shock. One of them came down that day upon the church, traveling along, from the sanctuary to the door of forgiveness, and producing in its wake a huge crack in the walls, still visible a few years ago. All left the church abruptly and it was then discovered amazed how a woman who had been sitting on the floor at the foot of the pulpit, was completely burned the veil, though she had suffered the least damage. Considering the fact as a miracle was attributed to the Christ of the Blood, venerated in the parish church, and instituted a festival, on May 4 to commemorate the miracle. This festival is continues to celebrate every year, until the present moment.
THE LEGEND OF THE VIRGIN Tentudía of Rioja (by Felix Cariñanos San Millán. Published in the newspaper "La Rioja" on November 10, 1996)
In the past there were several rites they were marking our transition from childhood to youth. One of them made the first day you go to the field let yourself riding on a horse or cattle. Another took place to send, also only by the Ebro water ("The Ebro is a traitor," repeated insistently older).
I ensued both on the same day and my father to ask what method he used to put the pot at the same time, I said pointing his right index finger toward the southern sky:
- When the sun Clavijo, fixed noon.
Many suns have seen me later visit this locality, the key to the expansion of Jacobean myth throughout Spain. If the weather is almost always be discussed with more sitting in the plaza.
- "The chapel of St. James? going to have to ask you the key to see it.
- Is there the Virgin of Tentudía? Top
- is, yes, sir, but it will not be able to see everything.
- Why? Because while we were a few kids, a year past midnight, broke into and took quite a bit, even more important, the altar table, say of merit.
Yes, a lot of other merit-sentence with an air of old art gallery director. As it was in that famous Navarrete (Navarrete understood as referring to the Mute). Look for where the thieves blindfolded Lady of Tentudía and turned against the wall.
The legend of this image goes back to the ninth century to the time of the equally legendary battle of Clavijo. This is the traditional version.
was the king of Asturias Ramiro I a brave warrior, a veteran in combat. There was less tanning Cordoba Emir Abd ar-Rahman II. May 22 that 844 of the Christian army had been losing. His troops, influenced by the Moors, had scaled the heights of Mount Laturce and stretched into the basin of Clavijo and Castle Rock. Opposite, the emir had established a huge crescent embracing the highest since Ribafrecha to the fortress. When morning came, beginning the final assault.
Ramiro That night could not sleep for several hours until he collapsed on his bed surrendered. And he dreamed, he dreamed as he had not dreamed since childhood. He saw the Apostle Santiago riding a white horse and his army behind him moving into the plains.
The legend of this image goes back to the ninth century to the time of the equally legendary battle of Clavijo. This is the traditional version.
was the king of Asturias Ramiro I a brave warrior, a veteran in combat. There was less tanning Cordoba Emir Abd ar-Rahman II. May 22 that 844 of the Christian army had been losing. His troops, influenced by the Moors, had scaled the heights of Mount Laturce and stretched into the basin of Clavijo and Castle Rock. Opposite, the emir had established a huge crescent embracing the highest since Ribafrecha to the fortress. When morning came, beginning the final assault.
Ramiro That night could not sleep for several hours until he collapsed on his bed surrendered. And he dreamed, he dreamed as he had not dreamed since childhood. He saw the Apostle Santiago riding a white horse and his army behind him moving into the plains.
- Lack of time to call his son Ordoño, his brother García, General Ossorio, the Knights of Tejada and Valdeosera.
- dawn Nothing else is necessary to attack?
- Would not it be better, father, wait a few days in the old camero, rest and re-Clavijo?
- Santiago I saw us victorious and triumphant with him. Santiago and close Spain!.
shock grueling dragged throughout the morning. The afternoon wore on, none of the hosts give. Suddenly, a rallying cry Monte Laturce covered: "Santiago, Santiago!". Christians intensified the rush, but the night was crouching like a great black fox. One of the roofs approached the king
- Lord, the battle is ours, but we will not remove the root of everything.
- I see, Sancho, I see.
- There is a solution, sir, to invoke the Virgin to stop the sun and finish what we started.
Ramiro I was brave and quiet of great faith. He fixed the sword in the holy land and called the Lady
- Mother of us all: stop your day! Stop your day!.
About Monte Laturce raised his arms a woman in white dress, a gesture, the big red star struggled to be ensured over the horizon, most could not. Thus, Christians fully succeeded in the battle of Clavijo.
- What? Have you seen the Virgin of Tentudía?.
- Yes, gentlemen, I've seen.
- While you've been doing was up memory. That theft was discovered on 14 December 1912. There wedding and, as was tradition, the newlyweds and guests went to the shrine to bow to Santiago. The marriage was called Orio, Norbert Tiburcio Ruiz, he was Ocón Wheels and she's here. The shock that must have took Morrocotudo.
I have been fortunate to visit Calera de León, a badajocense village nestled in the foothills of Sierra Morena.
Nearby to 1,104 meters, is offered Tentudía monastery, named because that term is faced Moors and Christians during the competition, the Grand Master of the Order of Santiago, Pelayo Perez Correa called on the Lady: "Stop your day! ". You can worship the owner of that dedication both in the monastery and the church convent santiaguista of the villa.
Before ascending the mountain, having lost the watch in my backpack as a pilgrim, an elderly man asked:
Nearby to 1,104 meters, is offered Tentudía monastery, named because that term is faced Moors and Christians during the competition, the Grand Master of the Order of Santiago, Pelayo Perez Correa called on the Lady: "Stop your day! ". You can worship the owner of that dedication both in the monastery and the church convent santiaguista of the villa.
Before ascending the mountain, having lost the watch in my backpack as a pilgrim, an elderly man asked:
- Please, what time is it?
He said pointing his right index finger toward the southern sky:
- Tentudía When the sun in the noon.
And I remembered my father and Clavijo.
Friday, January 8, 2010
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could be with Victor on Thursday in the CEP with the planned activities.
We will prepare a document with the path and need to complete the activities you have developed. If you can not come on Thursday, publish your activities on the blog or email them.
The output is delayed for 23 if it seems right.
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activities ARROYOMOLINOS-Tentudía ROUTE described by Manolo Ortega Manuel Ortega
ARROYOMOLINOS-Tentudía ROUTE
people output by c / hill next to the church ( 600 m .)
Calleja with concrete floor and between stone walls, up moderately from the front.
Fork: to the right (PR signal) and then turn Left. Step next to the cemetery.
Follows alley, and no concrete, moderate climb, crossing a meadow foothills with oaks.
Fork: on the right. (PR signal). Long hill on cobbled alley olive groves. Overview of Arroyomolinos.
Short revolt after the rail llanea (with some gentle ups and downs), including some cork oak trees.
port Collado the Gila. Cross lanes.
Rt (PR signal), lane flat, even decended something. Oak Grove. To Right. panorama of the lush valley of the stream of the Vegas.
Following mild slope, the track turns to the left.
Descent western side of a trough, the bottom of this, a source with orange.
The lane bends to the right. on the eastern side of the valley, following up the hill or spur it.
From here the track becomes a path to the bottom of a cliff again (Arroyo de las Vegas).
Giro (PR sign) next to a ruined wall of a house, next to abandoned orchards.
At the corner of it, crossroads. Rt (PR signal) and then turns to izda.
Moderate rise by a partially paved and stepped alley, between stone walls and through a chestnut with some oak, to a pass, but cleared.
crossroads near a large oak. Continue straight on along a track to another intersection (signal PR).
Left.: Fencing down to hatch (Opening).
Follow him down through an oak forest, with brooms, to house in ruins by the river la Mora.
After crossing the creek, crossing paths.
Left.: Moderately rising path, and pastures of oak and brambles, which passes near the source of morality.
the end, links with rail and arrival to cancel next to the road from Calera de Leon, Cabeza Cow.
fence next to it that we go through a gate (open and close).
Caminito up to Bonales rope through a pine forest of pines.
the Line, left.; Arrival at the summit of Bonales in Huelva ( 1,055 m ., Maximum elevation Aracena Park), designated by a pile of rocks with a stick in the center. Overview of the Sierra de Aracena.
Road to the east, through a campaign will reach the summit of Bonales in Badajoz ( 1,062 m .) Pointed the way along
to an oak. Overview of Tentudía.
Cross fenced. Moderate descent through oak forest to hatch (Opening) along the road and near the end of the road
Arroyomolinos rising to Tentudía.
Continued road to the foot of the hill Tentudía.
Path and firewall on moderate climb to the top of it ( 1,104 m .).
monastery and panoramic tour of northern and southern Huelva, Badajoz.
Data .- Length approx. 9.5 km . Elevation 504 m . Time 4.5 h .
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