Plano ruta 1 (Científica)

 La ruta 1 contempla 24 puntos de interés del 1 al 23 con el 8 y 8 bis.

Enlace Ruta 1 en wikiloc con los 24 puntos y sus imágenes

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ROUTE 1 WAYPOINT 5 AND ROUTE 3 WAYPOINT 1

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Waypoint 5: The start of the second bar  (Map route 1) (Map route 3) Even though at a first glance it may seem that we have forgotten about the loamy unit between the two bars, the reasoning behind it is that it is hardly visible. Here we encounter the start of the second bar, where, little by little we find the "Sistine Chapel" of the geological heritage at Castrojimeno Village. Following the previous comparison, from now on it is like the parade that goes through the Vatican Museum, contemplating major works until we culminmate them with the Sistine Chapel. The statigraphic sequence that we observa right now its characterized, as we mentioned in the introduction, by the first white chalky rocks in metric and decimetric settlements, of homegeneous look (similar to the first bar). Lets highlight, the morphology that has adopted the first outcrop of this bar with a protrusion due to pure randomness that sometimes leavesreally outstanding morphologies.
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ROUTE 1 WAYPOINT 8, ROUTE 2 WAYPOINT 4 AND ROUTE 3 WAYPOINT 4

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  Waypoint 8: The reef. (Map route 1) (Map route 2) (Map route 3) We arrive at what it may be the most important waypoint of the route, the Sistine Chapel or the Sancta sanctorum of Castrojimeno Village. Here we arrive at the reef itself, what corresponds to the facies C and D (already described previously), where we see the sucession of fossils that are substituted eventually, depending on the dynamic conditions, in particular Radiolites Sauvagesi, Hippurites Incisus that are really close which are substituted with clustering of Biradiolites angulosus, Radiolites Sauvagesi and Hippurites incisus. As we have mentioned, this sucession is the reef itself in different zones of the barrier and with small variations generated of storms or the different positions that conform the barrier of the reef. The most interesting parts of this point are not only the fossils, that present a perfect state of conservation, but also the detailed analysis of the suecssion of fossils and the strata t...
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