The Age of Clogs
Weather conditions are over; water, water and water. What to talk about in the elevator or at the bus stop? There's no news, and you have to start throwing away something else to tell stories. The advantage of being said to have been bad for some time, you have to think ... The mud has returned to the daily lives of those of us who work around the earth, the Age of the Step! Galocheta, closka, traskoa, chocolate or bacon.
I have not known the voids at home, but their name I have in my ear, for us they are the voids, their mention was usual. I never knew what wood those wooden shells were made of. It would require wood two conditions: that it be light and that it be easy to work, soft. In the past, climbers threw themselves in the forest and they did their first job, with green and green wood, humid and raw, sweaty. Then they'd end up in the house work.
Juan Garmendia Larrañaga wrote in 2007 that he met the last climber of Luzaide/Valcarlos, and along with this mention he mentions four woods: nuez (Juglans regia), birch (Betula pubescens), aliso (Alnus glutinosa) and chestnut (Castanea sativa). Some pagoa (Fagus sylvatica), chopo (Populus nigra) and wicker (Salix spp.) mention, too.
In these shoes, feet were inserted only with socks or almantars or plates, to adjust and squeeze them but also to not hurt against wood, the fern (Pteridium aquilinum) or the whitish of the head of corn (Zea mays) or the grass raised was introduced. Not only would they enjoy their march, but they would also calm their foot...
Water calling. Most of the plants we use to make shoes for the mud that brings the water and to enjoy its use are water lovers. Some rabid ones: birch, aliso, fern, chopo and wicker.
We float in the water until we don't need snow silk stockings or bras!
Last February. Goodbye to the winter and welcome to the municipal police, to the grass or to the grass. It's nice to be blackened, but for the next time I'll leave that path. I still want to flush the wood...
The other day Berria brought the story of the desolate facade of... [+]
From wood emerges more than a splinter, among other expressions... But the proverb says: "Splinter for wood." Return of the muela: from seed to plant, seed to plant. Many of them have been Gotzon Garate. Ready for enjoyment?
What wood, what a splinter. What a trunk, what a... [+]
Tough, resilient timber, which will have to withstand a great deal of tension and strength, will be thrown into these darkness, as I said the other day. If you accidentally cut a tree off to get a wood of this kind, the waning moon of February will close with a month, and those... [+]
Winter is usually the time of wood and wood. Most of those used in our culture are cut in winter. Resistant, resistant, tensile and forceful woods will be thrown into these moons. Demolition work for logs that give rise to soft and flexible hardwood or woods will be high season... [+]
Carrozillo or snail (Rhamnus alaternus) is not abundant. It is berozale and lives very well among other trees and shrubs that share this same hobby, such as the Madroño (Arbutus unedo), the cork oak (Quercus suber), the bull (Laurus nobilis), the motherhood (Quercus pyrenaica)... [+]
The last time I was surrounded by you. Jon Maia has taken over the strength of the forest and the tree over us, and the influence it has on our culture to make one of those great documentaries; Gutik Zura is called Gutik Zura and whoever wants to help with a few cents to... [+]
Just like the tree, it's culture to put the tree on top and hold the branches. Great knowledge, culture. Otherwise, by breaking the branches and deforming them, it would help a plant that would be rapacious and in turn give a new future. Culture: working. Help grow. Sometimes to... [+]
I play the violin. I'm a better arpist than a violinist, but the violin is my livelihood. Warm summer, the heat lasts a lot. We paste it. In summer, I have the pagotxa, the concert string. In summer, the Alfer, in addition to the first, is proud, and some have to explain that it... [+]
If when we were kids, we saw a dog scratching his leg to soothe the itch or to send the fleas to wind, we said he was “playing the guitar.” Dogs, I don't know, but some dog will touch the violin. I mean, it's going to be a violinist dog.
To play, you have to dance the hoop on... [+]
Zuhaitzak, arbolak eta zuhaixkak muskildu, inausi eta lepatu egiten ditugu. Batzuetan muskil edo kimu ttikiak, eta besteetan adartxoak, adar politak, baita adar tzar asarreak ere. Berari kendu, eta bueltan zauria utziz.
Forma jakin bat emateko mozten ditugu landareak: itzala... [+]
Aurrekoa amaitu nuen erari helduko diot: gosea piztuz. Gazta aipatu nuen. Alnus glutinosa, haltzaren ezpalez ketzen direla nioen, baita haltzak bihotzaz gain odola ere baduela. Kolore gorri asko eransten dio gaztari, gorri hila, distiragabe hila. Ketzen azkarrena da haltza,... [+]
Odol giroa nagusi izaten da neguero. Guraize, aihotz, zerrote, motozerra... inauskaiak zorrotz! Epaia emateko prest epaikiak. Epaile kaskarin gehiegi. Buru beroko kasko asko. Bihozgabe bihozgabetzaileak.
Inausten diren zuhaitzek bihotza non duten ez dakigu. Sentitzen dutelako... [+]