Yesterday Fernan, and I Iñigo went to the area of \u200b\u200bLunada to board and seize Valnera Castro to see how much snow had left the storm this week and have a good day. Fernando and I do not carry the skis, a small error, since we had enough snow for the season to be released. Iñigo but if I could release material and the 2010-2011 season with the table and in style as the Tube Castro had snow continued to fall, eye, only the most daring.
detour to Bernache. 
Castro Valnera road to El Bernache. 
Castro Tube Zone. 
Already in the snow Bernache note that rennet to 1000 meters. It is clear that this area has a special microclimate. 
We changed our shoes and headed for the El Collado Canal. 
Iñigo crossing the creek by a wooden bridge there. 
we climb up to El Collado how fast you can begin to approach. 
Waterfall on the side of Castro Valnera. 
We arrived in El Collado with this pretty picture. 
Forms left by the wind. 
Some pictures pulling the camera Zoom:
Valdecebollas 
Cotomañinos. 
Cuchillón, Liguardi ... and other mountains of Alto Campo and saw Hijar. At the left of Cuchillon Curavacas looming. 
Peña Prieta 
Photos up to the top. 
What a couple. 
Incredible
this mountain snow is almost exceeding the 1700 meters., High rainfall in the border area between Cantabria and Burgos favors heavy snowfall with counterpart when temperatures rise rain blows the snow. 
Pas Valley Area. 
At the top from where you get the amount of snow that has the side Burgos. 
Campoo Mountains and fog covering the area of \u200b\u200bthe English waitress. 
Picos de Europa. 
Another panoramic the Alto Palencia Campo and mountain. 
Miera Valley to Santander and the Cantabrian Sea to the bottom 
White Peak Climbing down the tube. 
Torcaverosa snowy slopes. 
Looking for the best entrance to the tube. 
Valnera Castro tube. 
Iñigo prepared for the first descent of the season. 
First drafts. 
Torcaverosa Going down with the honey back. 
Fernan trying to ski with boots. 
Fernan rolling in the snow in a small avalanche. 
Here is the detachment, which is very normal on the southern slope of La Miel. 
Hillsides Valnera Castro. 
Reflections in a lake 
The Bernache
The Bernache 
Until next time.
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