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Pozo Alcón

  Outdoor activities
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  Mountains animals
                                            patrón
  Cave house

  Saint Gregorio

   Saint Isidro

   Castril

   Cuevas
Pozo
Alcón
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Pozo Alcón is
situated in Cazorla
´s region, in Jaén
   ´s province.
Legend´s name
          The legend says that a
          bull called Alcón put its
          leg on the place where
          later, it appeared a well,
          and currently there is a
          source « Cup Source»
Customs
There is a typical food,
    «flour crumbs»
To make homemade wine
The tapas of the bars are
    very famous
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                        Parties
    Saint Gregorio pilgrimage:
     It´s on ninth May of each year
     There is a procession with the saint, he
       is known as « the Child of the Ball»
     Then, everybody goes to a picnik spot
       «Hoyo of pines», and there they make
       typical food and they make a party
       with their friends
Festivities:
They are from September 3 to September
 8
There is a procession with the village´s
 patron saint
There´s a party every night
There are a lot of children activities
Tourism
      Guazalamanco
        stream
«The Hornico» is a refuge and a nature classroom
Vocabulary   Region→ Comarca
             Province → Provincia
             Appear → Aparecer
             Currently → Actualmente
             Source → Fuente
             Flour crumbs → Migas de harina
             Homemade → Casero
             Wine → Vino
             Picnik spot → Merendero
             Stream → Arroyo
             Refuge → Albergue
ACTIVITIES IN SIERRA OF ALCÓN
                  POZO POZO ALCÓN
THE MARSH OF THE
BOLERA
ACTIVITIES IN THE MARSH

•Canoeing

•Swimming

•Fishing

•River rafting
•Canoeing -> More showy activity of the marsh in summer

•Swimming-> Frequent activity in summer
•Fishing->Many people are going to the marsh to realize this activity
•River rafting->It is realize d inCerrada de la Alcantarilla
ACTIVITIES IN THE SIERRA
• Hiking

• Shot with arch

• Routes in bicycle

• Hunt
• Hiking->The principal activity realized in the mountains
• Shot with arch->Activity that is realized in the summer camps
• Routes by bike->Exciting activity that is realized all the year round
• Hunt->Interest that Pozo Alcón people like much
VOCABULARY
Life jacket
Oar
cane of going fishing
Fishline
Reel
Fishhook
Fodder
Buoy
Fins
Rope
• harness
Mountain Animals of Pozo
               Alcón

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The Fox
The fox is a mammal, with a lot of hair,
thin and long snout, a very long and hairy
tail.
Its colour is reddish.
It lives on small
animals.
The Boar
The boar is a small and fat.
It has brown hair.
It grows long tusks.
The Deer
The deer is brown hair.
It is big and it has big horns.
It has a small tail, big ears and long snout.
It lives on grass.
The Eagle
The eagle has feathers, wings, beak and claws.
It has brown, white and black feathers.
The Owl
The owl has feathers, wings, claws and beaks.
It has brown, black, blue and whitefeathers.
It has orange eyes.
Her head can turn 180º.
Mountain Goat
The Mountain goat has horn and short hair.
It has small, brown and white hair.
Her tail is small.
The Dove
The dove has feathers, beak and wings.
It has white, grey and black feathers.
It is a small animal.
The Squirrel
The squirrel is a small animal.
It lives in the pine.
It has hairy and big tail.
It has brown and grey hair.
The Mouflon
The mouflon has big horn s, white legs.
It has white, brown and black hair.
Her tail is small.
The Vulture
The vulture has feathers, claw, beak and wings.
It hasn’t feathers on his head.
It has brown and black feathers.
It lives on dead animals.
Vocabulary
Mammal: mamífero
Snout: Morro
Thin: Fino
Tail: Cola
Hairy: Peluda
To lives on: Alimentarse de algo
Reddish: Rojizo
Boar: Jabalí
Tusk: Colmillo
Antler: Cuerno
Deer: Ciervo
House-cave
the house –cave is a house
built underground.
advantage
     It is in nature.
     The temperature is constant.
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     It is strong even in bad time.         patrón
     It is rough.
     It can not set on fire.
disadvantage
     It has no windows.
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     It can collapse.
                                            patrón
Images
Vocabulary
     Cave: cueva
     Underground: subterráneo
     advantage: ventajas
     Disadvantage: inconvenientes
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     Constant: constante                            patrón
     Heavy: fuerte
     Round: redondo
     Detruction: destruir
     Set fire: incendiar
     Collapse: derrumbar
San Gregorio!
History: a stormy night,some shepherds
The Legend is that on
 who took refuge in the current Cruz Of San
 Gregorio,witnessed the fall of a stone from sky , with
 the inscription JHS.Since then,the the poceños come
 to that place, on Saturday before May 9th to venerate
 this sacred stone.It goes on a piligrimage to the ‘’Child
 of the Ball’’ and the ‘’Veracruz’’ accompanied by
 floats,to celebrate mass.
Celebration:
After the mass, the
 people next to the
 holy,go up to hole of
 the pines.
People often dress
 costumes of flamenco.
People spend a great day
 eating and drinking
 with theirs family and
 friends.
Most teens do their own group and are often made shirts with
  the names of the group.They spend all day together
  ,eating ,drinking ,singing, playing,dancing…
When night falls, it begins the festival where everyone dances
  and sings with the singers, until late at night.
Some people stay there to sleep at that rent cabins or simply
  put their own tents.
The next day people go up again to finish the food that was
  left over and continue the party.
Vocabulary:
Legend: Leyenda              Mass: Misa
Stormy: Tormenta             Holy : Santo
Shepherds: Pastores         Hole the pines: Hoyo de los pinos
Refuge: Refugio             Spend: Pasar
Current: Actual              Great: Gran
Witnessed: Testigo           Most: La mayoría de
Stone: Piedra               Teens: Adolescentes
Venerate: Venerar/Adorar     Own: Propio
Sacred: Sagrado             Until: Hasta que
Pilgrimage: Peregrinación    Rent cabins: Cabañas de alquiler
Carrige: Carroza             Simply: Simplemente
Tents: Tienda de campaña
san isidro labrador
this is san isidro labrador



                              Object 1
                                     2
Who is san Isidro Labrador?
San Isidro´s patron of Cuevas del Campo
So every year we celebrate his onomastics with a
  procession in his honor .
Fifteenth of May
              In this day we celebrate a
                 procession. We walk
                 his image all over the
                 town.
              On this day people go to
                 bars all day.
              This day is a holiday for
                 us.
              That day begins the
                 celebration.
Sixteenth of May
              This day is a pilgriage to
                the shrine.On this day
                people go to the field.
              there are many games for
                example “ el jamón or la
                cuerda”.
              people drink much, they
                drink wine from the
                wineskin.
              People also get wet in the
                gutter
Sixteenth of May
 Then they go to bar
  happy to drink sangria
  and dancing paquito
  chocolatero.
 Then there is a
  procession.
 Some groups of people
  make shirts for that
  day.
Seventeenth of May
             This day is the last day of
                the holiday.
             We celebrated a mass for
                blessing the fields and a
                procesion.
             In the evening there are
                fireworks.
             Unfortunately the party is
                over.
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Castril enjoys a valuable past, marked in    From this little hamlet, which took the
   the beginning by the presence of the          name of “Qastalla”, we maintain its close-
   Romans, who built here a small military       knit narrow streets in the current
   settlement. During the Almond period,         historic quarter.
   in the IX century, a castle was built     In 1490, the Catholic Monarchs Isabel and
   around the rock as a defense for the          Ferdinand bestowed Castril to Mr
   eastern Nastrid kingdom of Granada. At        Hernando de Zafra as a feudal state. Mr
   that time, only a few houses existed,         Hernando called for the Castillians
   which had been built at the foot of the
   rock under the shelter of the castle.         to repopulate the area, through the
                                                 Carta Puebla letter, appealing to them by
                                                 offering lands and privileges. In 1504, the
                                                 creation of Castril’s traditional glass
                                                 blowing began.
The people of Castril resisted the troops of Napoleon on his way to the area of Levante, in
  1810. As a form of punishment, Castril was looted and destroyed. The village archives were
  burnt down, along with the royal granary, the local church and the chapter houses.
  Plunged in misery, the rest of the century almost meant the end of the village, due to the
  privatization and the tree cutting became a great deal in the forests of the valley , a fact
  which significantly degraded its environment. It was also during this period that the
  blast furnaces were closed down.
LA PASARELA
Scaffolding made of old train rails fit into
   the rocky wall glides over the river,
   along a spectacular gorge called “La
   Cerrada".
  This promenade stars at the old power
  station, 500m away from the town
  centre. As you get to the end of the
  suspended footbridge, you can cross to
  the other side over a metallic strappy
  bridge and continue your walk through a
  man-made cavern inside the rock. The
  cavern is 70m long with a balcony from
  where you can enjoy the view o the last
  stretch of the narrow gorge
SENDERO DEL NACIMIENTO
  DEL RIO CASTRIL
This trail begins at Cortijos del
  Nacimiento, which is situated in the
  Natural Park, and carries on below
  the river pipe. For 500 metres it
  continues along a trail that runs
  along the old power station canal.
  The trail goes up to a dam, from
  where you can admire the source of
  the River Castril opposite, at he root
  of a wide cirque. This ample source
  guarantees a considerable volume of
  water, even in dry years.
Since 1997, there has been a close bond of
friendship and collaboration between Castril
and the Literature Nobel Prize José
Saramago. Castril has been the first place to
dedicate its public library to the Portuguese
writer, who was appointed “Adoptive son “ of
the villages in 1997. The cultural Centre Jose
Saramago hopes to become one the main
organization promoting culture in the
northern area of the province of Granada .
Based on the spread and conservation about
Jose Saramago`s ethical legacy, three main
fields of work are being developed within the
centre : Cutural reflection ,Fine Arts and
Literature, cooperation and Human Rights
The old hydroelectric plant, situated at the
   beginning of the "Sendero de la Cerrada", was
   known in the village as "the electric factory". It
   worked from the beginning
of the 20th century until the sixties. Now
    following a total reform, it has become a room.
Some colonies of the griffon vulture can be
  found in the cliffs of the village.
   It's spectacular to see its huge size and
  the way they move circling above. Now
  you can even spot young bearded
  vultures. This amazing bird, which was
  once extinct in Spain, has been
  reintroduced into the mountain range of
  Castril, where the last species of this
  Andalusian breed had completely
  disappeared.
THE OLIVE OIL                            LAMB SEGUREÑO
 Castril is known by producing one of          The unbeatable quality and flavour of
the best olive oils in the whole area. Its   the meat is so appreciated here that it
defining characteristic is a delicious       has become the star product in all the
flavour and fruit scent, with a slightly     area. The village of Castril contains
spicy and sour taste. Part of the            several pieces of land for pasture, both in
harvesting is organic, that is to say, the   the lowlands and also high in the
olives are processed following a natural     mountain range, and some breeds of an
treatment, and no synthetically chemical     excellent quality are also raised here.
products or pesticides are used, only        The high demand from visitors makes it
organic fertilizers.                         easy to find in all the butcher’s of the
Its special flavour makes it delicious for   town.
both, cooking or seasoning salads and
other dishes. The olive oil can be
purchased either from most of the
groceries, or directly from the two oil
factories in the municipality.
OUTDOOR “ENCIERROS”
The most outstanding festivities in Castril,
  "the bulls" is related to its patron saints.
  The festivity consists of the encierros
  (the lock up of the bulls ) and the release
  of some young calves as some
  spontaneus spectatores rushing into the
  ring to face them. The festivity of he
  bulls is held on the second week of
  October, In Hernando Zafra square,
  situated in the centre of the village .Just
  for the ocasion, the main square is
  turned into an arena made of scaffolding
  wood , which serves for two purposes:
  On the one hand, as rows of seats and
  the other hand, as protection for the
  spectators and the bullfighting team.
The glass blowing tradition goes as far back as the
 beggining of the 16th century.
  Don Hernendo de Zafra built a glass factory in the
 village. The area offered all the necesary raw materials,
 wich were basically wood and silica. This factory was
 closed in 1878.
  The glass blown at the factory was mainly for
 industrial and domestic purposes: Recipient, bottles,
 carafes, etc. Decorative product were also made, some
 even for luxury purposes, such as the jars of Castril.
 the cows' tongues are also typical from this area , an
 object used to mode water bottles. The Fundación José
 Saramago has launched the Centro Andaluz del
 Vidrio, CAV, with the aim of recovering this
 handicraft tradition, This project encourages culture
 and the art of glass making.
 The CAV makes use of different techniques of glass
 blowing, is the one that triggered the project, as it
 was the one that had been used in the old times.
 Other techniques are also used, such as the technique
 of the Glass Welding Torch, used to make glass
 sequences to be used in jewels, and the Technique of
 Fusing, which consist of melting flat glass in electric
 furnaces to obtain bright and colourful bowls, plates,
 astrays and other decoratice items.
 The CAV also has a workshop in Carmen St from
 where you can purchase pieces of glass.
Valuable – valioso                Seasoning – condimento
Settlement – asentamiento          Purchased – purchase - comprar
Shelter – refugio                 Groceries – provisiones
Hamlet – aldea                    Raised – criado (criar)
Bestowed – bestow – otorgar       Rush – apuro, prisa
Due to – debido a                 Rows - fila
Deal – acuerdo, negociar          Bulls – toros
Blast furnaces – alto horno        Wood – madera
Narrow – estrecho                 Bullfighting - toreo
Scaffold – andamio                Lamb – cordero
Fit – en forma, sano
Glides - deslizarse
Promenade – paseo
Trail – huellas
Cliffs – precipicio, acantilado
Slightly – ligeramente
Harvesting – harvest - cosechar
mainly - principalmente
purposes - propósito
carafes - garrafas
aim - con el fin
handicraft - artesanía/artesanal
triggered - trigger- provocar,
such - tal/como
welding torch - soplete
melting- melt - fundir
as far back as - remontarse (en el tiempo)
raw - crudo
launched - fundar
encourages - formentar/estimular
sequences - secuencia/serie
workshop - tienda-taller
jars - tarro/bote
Tourism
Cuevas del campo
Easter
In easter we have
the crucifixion of
Jesus representing
a living theatre.
Feast of Saint Isidro
In May we
celebrate the
feast of Saint
Isidro, where they
make games for
children and a
pilgrimage.
In summer
You can visit the
swamp Negratin,
where you will find two
beaches, nudist and
textile, you can also do
canoeing and eat in
our two restaurants.
Hiking
You can finally find
yourself with several
hiking:
First, the rivel.
Second, the puntal blanco.
Trid, the rambla.
lodging
You can lodge in
our famous cave
houses.

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Outdoor Activities and Historic Sites in Pozo Alcón

  • 1. Pozo Alcón Outdoor activities Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del Mountains animals patrón Cave house Saint Gregorio Saint Isidro Castril Cuevas
  • 2. Pozo Alcón Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del patrón
  • 3. Pozo Alcón is situated in Cazorla ´s region, in Jaén ´s province.
  • 4. Legend´s name The legend says that a bull called Alcón put its leg on the place where later, it appeared a well, and currently there is a source « Cup Source»
  • 5. Customs There is a typical food, «flour crumbs» To make homemade wine The tapas of the bars are very famous
  • 6. Ai tamos!Editar Parties Saint Gregorio pilgrimage: It´s on ninth May of each year There is a procession with the saint, he is known as « the Child of the Ball» Then, everybody goes to a picnik spot «Hoyo of pines», and there they make typical food and they make a party with their friends
  • 7. Festivities: They are from September 3 to September 8 There is a procession with the village´s patron saint There´s a party every night There are a lot of children activities
  • 8. Tourism Guazalamanco stream
  • 9. «The Hornico» is a refuge and a nature classroom
  • 10. Vocabulary Region→ Comarca Province → Provincia Appear → Aparecer Currently → Actualmente Source → Fuente Flour crumbs → Migas de harina Homemade → Casero Wine → Vino Picnik spot → Merendero Stream → Arroyo Refuge → Albergue
  • 11. ACTIVITIES IN SIERRA OF ALCÓN POZO POZO ALCÓN THE MARSH OF THE BOLERA
  • 12. ACTIVITIES IN THE MARSH •Canoeing •Swimming •Fishing •River rafting
  • 13. •Canoeing -> More showy activity of the marsh in summer •Swimming-> Frequent activity in summer •Fishing->Many people are going to the marsh to realize this activity •River rafting->It is realize d inCerrada de la Alcantarilla
  • 14. ACTIVITIES IN THE SIERRA • Hiking • Shot with arch • Routes in bicycle • Hunt
  • 15. • Hiking->The principal activity realized in the mountains • Shot with arch->Activity that is realized in the summer camps • Routes by bike->Exciting activity that is realized all the year round • Hunt->Interest that Pozo Alcón people like much
  • 16. VOCABULARY Life jacket Oar cane of going fishing Fishline Reel Fishhook Fodder Buoy Fins Rope • harness
  • 17. Mountain Animals of Pozo Alcón Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del patrón
  • 18. The Fox The fox is a mammal, with a lot of hair, thin and long snout, a very long and hairy tail. Its colour is reddish. It lives on small animals.
  • 19. The Boar The boar is a small and fat. It has brown hair. It grows long tusks.
  • 20. The Deer The deer is brown hair. It is big and it has big horns. It has a small tail, big ears and long snout. It lives on grass.
  • 21. The Eagle The eagle has feathers, wings, beak and claws. It has brown, white and black feathers.
  • 22. The Owl The owl has feathers, wings, claws and beaks. It has brown, black, blue and whitefeathers. It has orange eyes. Her head can turn 180º.
  • 23. Mountain Goat The Mountain goat has horn and short hair. It has small, brown and white hair. Her tail is small.
  • 24. The Dove The dove has feathers, beak and wings. It has white, grey and black feathers. It is a small animal.
  • 25. The Squirrel The squirrel is a small animal. It lives in the pine. It has hairy and big tail. It has brown and grey hair.
  • 26. The Mouflon The mouflon has big horn s, white legs. It has white, brown and black hair. Her tail is small.
  • 27. The Vulture The vulture has feathers, claw, beak and wings. It hasn’t feathers on his head. It has brown and black feathers. It lives on dead animals.
  • 28. Vocabulary Mammal: mamífero Snout: Morro Thin: Fino Tail: Cola Hairy: Peluda To lives on: Alimentarse de algo Reddish: Rojizo Boar: Jabalí Tusk: Colmillo Antler: Cuerno Deer: Ciervo
  • 29. House-cave the house –cave is a house built underground.
  • 30. advantage It is in nature. The temperature is constant. Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del It is strong even in bad time. patrón It is rough. It can not set on fire.
  • 31. disadvantage It has no windows. Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del It can collapse. patrón
  • 33. Vocabulary Cave: cueva Underground: subterráneo advantage: ventajas Disadvantage: inconvenientes Haga clic para modificar el nature: naturaleza estilo de subtítulo del Constant: constante patrón Heavy: fuerte Round: redondo Detruction: destruir Set fire: incendiar Collapse: derrumbar
  • 35. History: a stormy night,some shepherds The Legend is that on who took refuge in the current Cruz Of San Gregorio,witnessed the fall of a stone from sky , with the inscription JHS.Since then,the the poceños come to that place, on Saturday before May 9th to venerate this sacred stone.It goes on a piligrimage to the ‘’Child of the Ball’’ and the ‘’Veracruz’’ accompanied by floats,to celebrate mass.
  • 36. Celebration: After the mass, the people next to the holy,go up to hole of the pines. People often dress costumes of flamenco. People spend a great day eating and drinking with theirs family and friends.
  • 37. Most teens do their own group and are often made shirts with the names of the group.They spend all day together ,eating ,drinking ,singing, playing,dancing… When night falls, it begins the festival where everyone dances and sings with the singers, until late at night. Some people stay there to sleep at that rent cabins or simply put their own tents. The next day people go up again to finish the food that was left over and continue the party.
  • 38. Vocabulary: Legend: Leyenda Mass: Misa Stormy: Tormenta Holy : Santo Shepherds: Pastores Hole the pines: Hoyo de los pinos Refuge: Refugio Spend: Pasar Current: Actual Great: Gran Witnessed: Testigo Most: La mayoría de Stone: Piedra Teens: Adolescentes Venerate: Venerar/Adorar Own: Propio Sacred: Sagrado Until: Hasta que Pilgrimage: Peregrinación Rent cabins: Cabañas de alquiler Carrige: Carroza Simply: Simplemente Tents: Tienda de campaña
  • 39. san isidro labrador this is san isidro labrador Object 1 2
  • 40. Who is san Isidro Labrador? San Isidro´s patron of Cuevas del Campo So every year we celebrate his onomastics with a procession in his honor .
  • 41. Fifteenth of May In this day we celebrate a procession. We walk his image all over the town. On this day people go to bars all day. This day is a holiday for us. That day begins the celebration.
  • 42. Sixteenth of May This day is a pilgriage to the shrine.On this day people go to the field. there are many games for example “ el jamón or la cuerda”. people drink much, they drink wine from the wineskin. People also get wet in the gutter
  • 43. Sixteenth of May Then they go to bar happy to drink sangria and dancing paquito chocolatero. Then there is a procession. Some groups of people make shirts for that day.
  • 44. Seventeenth of May This day is the last day of the holiday. We celebrated a mass for blessing the fields and a procesion. In the evening there are fireworks. Unfortunately the party is over.
  • 45. Haga clic para modificar el estilo de subtítulo del patrón
  • 46. Castril enjoys a valuable past, marked in From this little hamlet, which took the the beginning by the presence of the name of “Qastalla”, we maintain its close- Romans, who built here a small military knit narrow streets in the current settlement. During the Almond period, historic quarter. in the IX century, a castle was built In 1490, the Catholic Monarchs Isabel and around the rock as a defense for the Ferdinand bestowed Castril to Mr eastern Nastrid kingdom of Granada. At Hernando de Zafra as a feudal state. Mr that time, only a few houses existed, Hernando called for the Castillians which had been built at the foot of the rock under the shelter of the castle. to repopulate the area, through the Carta Puebla letter, appealing to them by offering lands and privileges. In 1504, the creation of Castril’s traditional glass blowing began.
  • 47. The people of Castril resisted the troops of Napoleon on his way to the area of Levante, in 1810. As a form of punishment, Castril was looted and destroyed. The village archives were burnt down, along with the royal granary, the local church and the chapter houses. Plunged in misery, the rest of the century almost meant the end of the village, due to the privatization and the tree cutting became a great deal in the forests of the valley , a fact which significantly degraded its environment. It was also during this period that the blast furnaces were closed down.
  • 48. LA PASARELA Scaffolding made of old train rails fit into the rocky wall glides over the river, along a spectacular gorge called “La Cerrada". This promenade stars at the old power station, 500m away from the town centre. As you get to the end of the suspended footbridge, you can cross to the other side over a metallic strappy bridge and continue your walk through a man-made cavern inside the rock. The cavern is 70m long with a balcony from where you can enjoy the view o the last stretch of the narrow gorge
  • 49. SENDERO DEL NACIMIENTO DEL RIO CASTRIL This trail begins at Cortijos del Nacimiento, which is situated in the Natural Park, and carries on below the river pipe. For 500 metres it continues along a trail that runs along the old power station canal. The trail goes up to a dam, from where you can admire the source of the River Castril opposite, at he root of a wide cirque. This ample source guarantees a considerable volume of water, even in dry years.
  • 50. Since 1997, there has been a close bond of friendship and collaboration between Castril and the Literature Nobel Prize José Saramago. Castril has been the first place to dedicate its public library to the Portuguese writer, who was appointed “Adoptive son “ of the villages in 1997. The cultural Centre Jose Saramago hopes to become one the main organization promoting culture in the northern area of the province of Granada . Based on the spread and conservation about Jose Saramago`s ethical legacy, three main fields of work are being developed within the centre : Cutural reflection ,Fine Arts and Literature, cooperation and Human Rights
  • 51. The old hydroelectric plant, situated at the beginning of the "Sendero de la Cerrada", was known in the village as "the electric factory". It worked from the beginning of the 20th century until the sixties. Now following a total reform, it has become a room.
  • 52. Some colonies of the griffon vulture can be found in the cliffs of the village. It's spectacular to see its huge size and the way they move circling above. Now you can even spot young bearded vultures. This amazing bird, which was once extinct in Spain, has been reintroduced into the mountain range of Castril, where the last species of this Andalusian breed had completely disappeared.
  • 53. THE OLIVE OIL LAMB SEGUREÑO Castril is known by producing one of The unbeatable quality and flavour of the best olive oils in the whole area. Its the meat is so appreciated here that it defining characteristic is a delicious has become the star product in all the flavour and fruit scent, with a slightly area. The village of Castril contains spicy and sour taste. Part of the several pieces of land for pasture, both in harvesting is organic, that is to say, the the lowlands and also high in the olives are processed following a natural mountain range, and some breeds of an treatment, and no synthetically chemical excellent quality are also raised here. products or pesticides are used, only The high demand from visitors makes it organic fertilizers. easy to find in all the butcher’s of the Its special flavour makes it delicious for town. both, cooking or seasoning salads and other dishes. The olive oil can be purchased either from most of the groceries, or directly from the two oil factories in the municipality.
  • 54. OUTDOOR “ENCIERROS” The most outstanding festivities in Castril, "the bulls" is related to its patron saints. The festivity consists of the encierros (the lock up of the bulls ) and the release of some young calves as some spontaneus spectatores rushing into the ring to face them. The festivity of he bulls is held on the second week of October, In Hernando Zafra square, situated in the centre of the village .Just for the ocasion, the main square is turned into an arena made of scaffolding wood , which serves for two purposes: On the one hand, as rows of seats and the other hand, as protection for the spectators and the bullfighting team.
  • 55. The glass blowing tradition goes as far back as the beggining of the 16th century. Don Hernendo de Zafra built a glass factory in the village. The area offered all the necesary raw materials, wich were basically wood and silica. This factory was closed in 1878. The glass blown at the factory was mainly for industrial and domestic purposes: Recipient, bottles, carafes, etc. Decorative product were also made, some even for luxury purposes, such as the jars of Castril. the cows' tongues are also typical from this area , an object used to mode water bottles. The Fundación José Saramago has launched the Centro Andaluz del Vidrio, CAV, with the aim of recovering this handicraft tradition, This project encourages culture and the art of glass making. The CAV makes use of different techniques of glass blowing, is the one that triggered the project, as it was the one that had been used in the old times. Other techniques are also used, such as the technique of the Glass Welding Torch, used to make glass sequences to be used in jewels, and the Technique of Fusing, which consist of melting flat glass in electric furnaces to obtain bright and colourful bowls, plates, astrays and other decoratice items. The CAV also has a workshop in Carmen St from where you can purchase pieces of glass.
  • 56. Valuable – valioso Seasoning – condimento Settlement – asentamiento Purchased – purchase - comprar Shelter – refugio Groceries – provisiones Hamlet – aldea Raised – criado (criar) Bestowed – bestow – otorgar Rush – apuro, prisa Due to – debido a Rows - fila Deal – acuerdo, negociar Bulls – toros Blast furnaces – alto horno Wood – madera Narrow – estrecho Bullfighting - toreo Scaffold – andamio Lamb – cordero Fit – en forma, sano Glides - deslizarse Promenade – paseo Trail – huellas Cliffs – precipicio, acantilado Slightly – ligeramente Harvesting – harvest - cosechar
  • 57. mainly - principalmente purposes - propósito carafes - garrafas aim - con el fin handicraft - artesanía/artesanal triggered - trigger- provocar, such - tal/como welding torch - soplete melting- melt - fundir as far back as - remontarse (en el tiempo) raw - crudo launched - fundar encourages - formentar/estimular sequences - secuencia/serie workshop - tienda-taller jars - tarro/bote
  • 59. Easter In easter we have the crucifixion of Jesus representing a living theatre.
  • 60. Feast of Saint Isidro In May we celebrate the feast of Saint Isidro, where they make games for children and a pilgrimage.
  • 61. In summer You can visit the swamp Negratin, where you will find two beaches, nudist and textile, you can also do canoeing and eat in our two restaurants.
  • 62. Hiking You can finally find yourself with several hiking: First, the rivel. Second, the puntal blanco. Trid, the rambla.
  • 63. lodging You can lodge in our famous cave houses.