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Influenced by the family fishing tradition and inspired by the sea breeze from the Bay of Cadiz, Angel Leon offers in the restaurant “El Marques” a cooking demonstration that merges the Andalusian cuisine and seafood with its identity: Research + Development + Eating. Angel Leon, is without doubt one of the most Spanish chefs have been investigated in the field of products and implementation of new cooking techniques at sea.

To transmit this culinary savoir faire tied to research and creation, dubbed the Sea Chef has appointed two of his trusted professionals to lead the team managing the kitchen of El Marques. Victor Manuel Ruiz (one) chef, has an extensive career that is characterized by its passage through the most renowned Michelin Star establishments among which the Raco de Can Fabes, the Abac, willow or the restaurant Jean Luc Figueras. For its part, the young cook Andalusian Angel Taboada, twice awarded Best Chef by the Association Andalusian chefs in Seville in 2007 and 2008, has been appointed banquet chef.

In this new era the Restaurate “The Marquis” opens the space for restoration of the Hotel Prestige Palmera Plaza, which wants to establish itself as a first class gastronomic corner in Jerez and Andalucia. This kitchen is incorporated into the traditional tastes of the Bay of Cadiz, which highlights the thin veil shrimp and scolds marinated sardines in olive olive pit charcoal

If you missed this year, we give you all the information so that you keep in mind for next time. Same as in previous years and continuing the tradition and success of previous editions, the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC) in collaboration with the Society of Friends of the Museum (SAM), and has made a new trail that will travel sites geoarchaeological Asturias.

This time Carlos Martín Escorza, researcher in the Department of Geology Museum and an expert guide, was commissioned to lead the way, who left Oviedo. In this city you could visit the Romanesque church Santa Maria del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo, so you can enjoy a wonderful sunset from atop the hill of Naranco.

The tour continued encased in the Jurassic period through visits to the Jurassic Museum of Asturias, the viewpoint of Weights and beaches of the Greek and Espasa. The tour ended in bowls, whose interest lies in its original environment, the trail of the Dinosaurs and the evidence of change in sea level occurred in historical times.

The trip was priced at 285 euros (270 for Friends of the Museum), and included tickets, tours, 3 nights accommodation in a double room and full board. Transport is excluded. Places are limited. To register, you must reserve a place by phone 91 411 55 90 / 91 411 13 28 or email mene104@mncn.csic.es. www-sam.mncn.csic.es. This time do not miss it.

Terrestrial Marine Natural Park Cabo de Gata, has an area of 38,000 hectares, is located in Almeria in southern Spain. The seabed of the Cabo de Gata offers an amazing animal diversity: more than 1,300 species and 300 kinds of plants. This, coupled with the good conversation of funds, has turned this place into a paradise for divers. Cabo de Gata contains a handful of beautiful places, where abundant wells, canals, water wheels and mills Latino sailing adorn many of the parishes of the place.

Alpha Diving center at the marina of San Jose (San Jose is one of the most populous and cosmopolitan districts of the towns), organizes dives in the area, a diving course in the park funds, charter diving, hiking maritime cargo euipo Hire, sale of equipment, photographs and videos underwater vessels. Departures throughout the year. Within this, we recommend going to the cave of the Amethyst is one of the watchtowers that dot the coast, where numerous croaker, eels …. And immersion to the steamer, a ship of 90 meters in length, sunk in 40 meters depth and colonized by sunfish and barracudas.

Located about 3 hours from Caracas in Venezuela, we find a charming place, and that is the dream of those who enjoy the sea and the riches it offers to its visitors.

We’re talking Morrocoy National Park, a destination that comprises sorprendentente over thirty coral islands and cays located on the Gulf of Triste and was designed with the objective of providing refuge to marine wildlife and birds in 1974.

Morrocoy with a climate where many variations throughout the year, featuring temperatures ranging from 27 to 30 º C, and is why it is very suitable for travelers who like to spend some days in contact with nature.

Since August, Toronto proposes multiple stimuli for all the senses.

Design Exchange, the museum dedicated to design, offers an exhibition on the art that various expressions given in Quebec over the last seventy-five.

At the heart of downtown, the best acts of swing, big band and jazz will be the perfect summer evenings.

For those seeking thrills, Medieval Times opened a piece of live performance that is seen while a gastronomic feast is served in an arena designed like a castle, in a show that also includes fair, fencing, equestrian skill and falconry.

Dead Sea Scrolls is the name of the exhibit will present one of the most important archaeological finds of the twentieth century.

For nature lovers, the new interactive experience Discovery Zone offers a variety of things to see, hear, feel and touch, under the Bird Kingdom Rainforesi, the largest indoor aviary in the world

But perhaps the most exciting adventure ever ladeparen the stunning Niagara Falls. They are located just ninety minutes drive from Toronto, and its beauty can be appreciated by helicopter or from our own waters.
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This extraordinary geological formation was called “one of the most sublime sights of nature” by Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, lead author of the Declaration of Independence and founding the University of Virginia, which was declared Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO.

Natural Bridge, Natural Bridge, ” that rises above Cedar Creek was designated a Natural Monument in 1998, is a formation of limestone over 100 million years old. Geologists believe that once there was a cave that collapsed giving rise to the natural bridge, but legend attributes its origin to the magical appearance Monaca tribe could escape from their enemies.

While he was in private hands, his interest was growing up and now a park where you can enjoy also other natural and cultural attractions. It is one of the oldest tourist destinations in the United States and with the Niagara Falls, one of the most visited places by tourists from the European eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Today is considered National Historic Landmark and Virginia.

The visit includes a dramatization of the creation from the night lighting of the Bridge, an impressive piece of engineering that transforms and gives life to the stone, and in this context the implementation of the best symphonic compositions of all time leads to a fascinating sound and light show.

Also tour the park by train ecological Cascade Creek starts low and ends about a mile later in Lace Falls, allowing observation of the natural bridge, the old Arbor Vitae of 1500 years of age, Saltpeter Cave River and other natural areas of the park in which their home about 55 species of mammals and 70 species of reptiles and amphibians.

Jefferson House, built in 1828 currently operates as colonial hotel, from where they are enjoying spectacular views of the mountain. The hotel has all amenities and across the main street there are houses that can be rented in season to economic values.

Much remains in the dark, like the Indigenous Monaca where visitors can learn and share the lifestyle in a typical Indian village three years ago, we recommend planning the trip by visiting the website of the Natural Bridge, where you can inform others possible activities in this excellent family destination.

If I had to write a story for children, choose to tell a story that will take place at the beautiful green areas and forests of the National Monument Effigy mounds, with the murmur of the river is left to perceive in the distance.

Because despite the fact that these mounds are testimony to the pain of the old natives of these lands, forests, trails, green tinged with purple in the vegetation, away from all my heart footprint of awkward sentences and sadness.

The Indians of Northern America built these effigies as a posthumous tribute, as a symbol of the presence of the departed on the other side of the road, as visible evidence that the loved one will endure in time through memory.

In the United States retained 200 of these mounds, and 31 of them are representations of bears and birds.

Iowa has other attractions, but it seems to me that is the most inspiring, which is the deepest, which is more important about human existence. In addition, signage, maintenance of the trails, the possibility of hiring a guide, make Effigy mounds national monument a highly recommended place to vacation. The beauty, entertainment and security are guaranteed by the guards of the place.

It is located just northeast of Iowa, in the upper Mississippi River, near the border with Wisconsin.

The fastest way to access the Effigy mounds national monument, is to fly to La Crosse Municipal Airport, 65 miles south. But at the same distance north is the Dubuque Regional Airport.

If you want to arrive by road, follow State Highway 76, known as the Great River Road. Here’s a map to let you serve as a reference.

In early 1950, a team of archaeologists from the National Geographic Society and the Smithsonian Institution found that the fossils and tools found at Russell Cave, had at least nine thousand years ago, becoming one of the archaeological sites oldest pieces in the southeastern United States and the oldest cave inhabited the region.

We found stone and bone tools, pottery and jewelry, which tells of human presence for at least 10,000 years BC but also some fossils of corals and other prehistoric beings show us that, about three hundred fifty million years ago, this whole region was under the sea.

Spending the day at the Russell Cave can be a fascinating experience and a journey into the life and culture of our more remote ancestors. A ranger will guide us through this impressive natural monument, and we may know the museum at the Visitors Center, with abundant information about the Russell Cave. In addition to attending the screening of a video on prehistoric peoples, and if we want to know more, can buy books about American culture and the lifestyle of the inhabitants of the cavern.

For those who enjoy walking, there is a steep well marked trail that climbs up the mountain Montague, leads to an observatory on the Route of the Birds of North and loops down to around the mountain, seeking to take into account the recommendations on species dangerous.

We recommend comfortable clothing and shoes, a coat if it cools, insect repellent and water. The park has a picnic area but there is only a drinks machine, so we ask that if you plan to spend all day, we bring our own food.

The park is accessible to people with different abilities and they have wheelchairs available, and if you come with your pet, you can take to the trails with strap, but do not allow animals inside the Visitors Center.

If you’re a fan of nature and like to help, you can join the Volunteers in the Cave, a group of people working with the preservation of the park and provides support to visitors for interpretation, and maintenance.

Russell Cave Natural Monument is five miles on Highway 72, the small town of Bridgeport, Alabama.

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