skiing in Gibraltar
zii kell
ski-slope.
We already have a cable car up one side and it could continue down the
other.
Ken
"zii kell" <huj22ml...@temporaryinbox.com> wrote in message
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:))
K
Jim Watt
<huj22ml...@temporaryinbox.com> wrote:
>Why not convert part of the old water cachement area into an artificial
>ski-slope.
No its a nature reserve and the home of the rare water
catchment vole, the Clethrionomys Calpense. It only comes
out to breed when there is a full moon over Sotogrande.
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Jim Watt
http://www.gibnet.com
zii kell
The full moon effect over Sotogrande is mitigated by the roof top solar
panels for moon-light collection so they won't breed anymore.
How about a giant water slide into the bay instead? Whizz whizz wheee.
Jim Watt
<huj22ml...@temporaryinbox.com> wrote:
Theres an idea, you could build that on the west side above camp bay
using the outfall from Glen Rocky.
(picture on request)
Ken
"Jim Watt" <jim...@aol.no_way> wrote in message
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While Glen Rocky distillery produces something very drinkable, its name
suggests something rather more potent than the reality!
Ken
Jim in the dining room
"zii kell" <huj22ml...@temporaryinbox.com> wrote in message
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they should never have done away with the catchments........all that nice
rusty corrugated iron on a timber frame...lovely !
Ken
"Jim in the dining room" <jim.g...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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Some would agree with you. Certainly when the bare sand beneath was exposed,
previously supported by the wooden frames, some landslips occurred causing
some damage to cars and buildings below. However since the regrowth of
vegetation there, the sand is once more stable. Thanks to inaccessibility,
there are some rare things growing there. Were it in the K the dune would
ahve been classified as a SSSI.
K
Jim Watt
Oh no not you :)
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