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The point of entry to the summit of Peak I it's the access to the old castle (dissapear nowadays). It's not natural, but it evitate the rock climb of the walls!
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[ Post a Comment ]| Romuald Kosina | This place... | | 
Voted 10/10 | Hi, Rafa!!! This place is very similar to the Polish Jura Krakowsko-Czestochowska where on steep dolomite rocks many castles were erected during the XIV-XVth c.
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Romek | | Posted Feb 18, 2007 11:10 am |
 | | Rafa Bartolome | Re: This place... | | 
Hasn't voted | thanks, a lot of thanks for your votes. This summit had a castle long time ago. Nowadays the ruins are dissapear of the summit of Peak I. This stepcrossing is a recordatory of the access. Obviously this gap it's not natural and make easy the route to all the people (without it I think it's only for rockclimbers).
As curisoity, the Peak II never had a castle but the sheepherds, with the use of a scale in the chimney, they put his sheeps in the summit to evitate the attack of the animals!!! (I'm not sure about it, it's a legend).
Some books called the Peñas (mean Peak) as Castillos de Herrera (herrera's castles), you had the correct apretiation! | | Posted Feb 18, 2007 2:41 pm |
| JavierP | ¡... | | Voted 10/10 | cuioso ! | | Posted Mar 19, 2007 3:48 pm |
| | Rafa Bartolome | Re: ¡... | |
Hasn't voted | este paso es artificial obviamente, los que en su día pusieron el castillo que ya no está hicieron esta curiosa entrada | | Posted Mar 19, 2007 7:49 pm |
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