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Yes, this is it.
But because they did not have the power to pump the water, they drove it through channels on the soil and then galleries in the mine. Then, they would increase the presure with dams and create an air chamber, like a piston, to wreck the rocks.
Las Médulas.
Recent family holidays took us to a peculiar place in the Spanish region of El Bierzo, in the province of León. The pictures show Las Médulas, the remains of a gold mine exploited during the Roman conquest of Hispania two thousand years ago. A sort of ear...
Such lovely clouds...
Beautiful series and back story... It looks like there was an upload issue (?)... all versions (RAW, thumb, post...) are similarly corrupted and I noticed that you uploaded 3-4 additional images that were later deleted from the thread... Did you have any ...
Yes, this is it.
But because they did not have the power to pump the water, they drove it through channels on the soil and then galleries in the mine. Then, they would increase the presure with dams and create an air chamber, like a piston, to wreck the rocks.
