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Tres días en Riotinto, Aracena y El Rocio
Itinerario fotográfico sugerido para 3 días:
- 1er día: llegada a Aracena, Hotel Convento Aracena, y a las 16:30, en Riotinto (a 30 minutos en coche), visita guiada a las 3 explotaciones mineras a cielo abierto (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya y Peña de Hierro) de la mano de Fieldwork Riotinto, profesionales y muy atentos. Volver a Aracena para cenar (cerca de Jabugo, ya sabes) y dormir.
- 2do día: de nuevo a Riotinto y a las 9:00 visita personalizada (Fieldwork Riotinto) al cauce del Rio Tinto (Las Majadillas, Naya y sus vagonetas y el Nacimiento), comiendo en Riotinto, en el Restaurante La Fábrica. Retorno a Aracena y visita a la Cueva de las Maravillas. Quédate esa noche en Aracena, estarás reventado, mejor madrugar mañana para ir a El Rocio.
- 3er día: viaje a las 7:00 hasta El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía. De Aracena al Rocío hay 2 hrs en coche. A las 9:00 visita personalizada en Land Rover al Parque Nacional de Doñana de la mano de Doñana Nature durante la mañana (te recogen del hotel y te devuelven). Comer en el Restaurante Toruño, a espaldas del hotel, sin dudarlo. La tarde permite visitar la Ermita del Rocío, empaparse de Rocío y montar en cochecito tirado por mulas para ver las Hermandades. Te apuesto a que cenas en El Toruño, y si no, ya sabes, de tapas y Manzanilla por el Rocío. A dormir y coger fuerzas para el retorno.
-Sugerencia: yo no pude hacerlo porque todos los pilotos estaban en los incendios de Galicia, pero el 4to día, al salir del Hotel, bien podrías pasar por el aeródromo AeroNiebla y contratar un paseo de 1hr en avioneta para sobrevolar el cauce del Rio Tinto, espectacular sin ninguna duda. Probablemente cogeré un AVE un sábado de estos y me iré a Sevilla (a 40 km de Niebla) para hacer el reportaje aéreo.
Todas estas referencias se encuentran fácilmente en internet.
In my poor English:
Suggested photography itinerary for 3 days:
- 1st day: arrival in Aracena, Aracena Convento Hotel, and after lunch go to Riotinto (30 minutes drive), guided tour at 16:30 to 3 open pit mines (Cerro Colado, Corta Atalaya and Peña de Hierro) of Fieldwork Riotinto hand, professional people and very attentive. Back to Aracena for dinner (near Jabugo, you know) and sleep.
- 2nd day: back to Rio Tinto for personal tour at 9:00 (Fieldwork Riotinto) to the bed of the Rio Tinto (The Majadillas, Naya and his wagons and the born point), eating at Rio Tinto, at the Factory restaurant. Aracena return for visit the Cave of Wonders. Stay the night at Aracena, you're busted, better get up early tomorrow for move to El Rocio.
- 3rd day: at 7:00 am trip to El Rocio, Hotel La Malvasía (Aracena to Rocio 2 hrs drive). At 9:00 Land Rover personal tour in the Doñana National Park, Doñana Nature's hand during the morning (pick up from the hotel and you get back). Dining at the Toruño restaurant, behind the hotel, without hesitation. At the afternoon can visit the shrine of El Rocio, Rocio and soak stroller ride pulled by mules to see the Brotherhoods. I'll bet you dinner at El Toruño, and if not, you know, tapas and “Manzanilla”. A sleep and get ready for the return.
Additional Suggestion: I could not do it because all pilots were on Galicia fires this summer, but the 4th day, when you check out, you might as well go through the AeroNiebla aerodrome and hire a 1 hr walk by plane to fly over the bed of the Rio Tinto , undoubtedly spectacular. Probably I'll take one of these Saturdays one AVE and go to Sevilla (40 km of Niebla) for air report.
All these references are easily found on the Internet.
They had to switch the track to allow the trains coming down the mountain to go past our train.
Mount Washington Cog Railway, NH
The Waumbek, one of the surviving original steam engines on the Mount Washington Cog Railway, takes another load of passengers up the steep grade to the top of Mount Washington in New Hampshire. It follows one of the newer biodiesel locomotives taking a trip up the mountain at the same time.
Here is the Pikes Peak Cog railway. There are three popular ways to reach the summit. Take the cog railway, drive via Pikes Peak Hwy or hike Barr Trail.
Pikes Peak, Colorado
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Shot with a Mamiya "Sekor CU 65 mm F 5.6" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
One of my attempts at the "Looking Close... on Friday" theme "Things with teeth"
...Mr & Mrs Snowy Owl sit on the deck near the fence
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My photographic goal in this B&W photo was focused on capturing the mechanical details in high contrast to emphasize the texture and function of this machine. The elements are tightly framed to emphasize the rugged construction and industrial aesthetic that highlights the interplay between the track and the toothed sprocket that drives it.
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Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Conversion: Color calibration= gray, Input R = +1.0
Compositionally Challenged
Week 27 Small Things
Shot with a Schneider Kreuznach "Componon 35 mm F 4" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.