The beautiful places Pyrenean did forget the nearly 9 hour trip from Totana to Font Romeu (in the French Pyrenees).
A trip that had to make the nine components guidance Club have decided to participate in this classic test of the international calendar.
As every year, a series of sports events fill the summer orientation European sporting interesting competitions, where it becomes difficult to choose.
On this occasion several club members Totana had it easy: Just had to pass the Pyrenees and go a little in neighboring France.
And it was there we headed Pablo José Costa, Hugo Sánchez, Salvador Martinez, Manuel Martinez, Rosa Sanchez, Ramon Segura, Segura Carolina, and Judith Martin Checkley Checkley.
The test has run between 13 to July 18 and within woodlands that have the closest thing to the difficult terrain of Northern Europe.
The sporting experience has been better than expected, which was a lot.
The grounds have been spectacularly beautiful and technically difficult.
It was what we were after guiding the club 9 totanero: train and improve technically.
The altitude at which the competition was developed another aspect worth taking into account.
The ski resorts of Font Romeu around have been the scenes of the competition, so we're talking about sports events held at altitudes of 2000 meters stockings.
Bolquere Pyrenees 2000, Font Romeu and The Quillane have been the three ski resorts used for racing.
The streams of water (not dry as our maps), semipantanosas areas (fully flooded by melt water), the many water springs on hillsides full of rocks, plains and meadows populated by cows and horses, and lush wooded allowed run and, in turn, hindered distant visibility, these tests Dotco excellent technical quality.
As for the results, noting that in the 1st day in D55 Judith Checkley reached 3rd place.
In the 2nd round, Judith Checkley repeated the 3rd place and Manuel Martinez occupied the 5th position in H10.
On the 3rd day, the most difficult technically, Rosa Sanchez Bishop which reached the 19th position after competing Norwegian, Swedish and French can be considered a good result.
On the 4th day Judith Checkley ranked 8th place despite running with a mild sprain.
