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Pearson
1984
and saw nothing. He saw deer out a couple of big
clumps of Spira magna - still nothing. Didn't see
the churrogs eat anything big, maybe worms or
bugs;
Then stopped at the town Place 11 km NNE of the
city of Ciudad Huesca. There are two diggings also
across the highway. Bulldozers were working
in the Collan Curo Valley. The bulldozing part of
the gas pipe line seems to be all done from
the lower part of the Collan Curo Valley all the way
to the divide between San Ramon and Juncal de
Los Andes (about 1 km south of the road),
and pipe line ditching. One of the engineers said
that they are progressing about 1 km per day down
the Collan Curo Valley. I stopped near the
Ward's Estancia and walked about 200 m
looking for animals in it - nothing.
Clear all day, windy. Camped on the divide between
San Ramon and Juncal de Los Andes (which is about
3 km).
April 26 Night clear, cold, breezy. Drove through Juncal to
San Martin, a smaller pipe line is being installed here
close and is almost completed. Then off the hill
towards Villa Argentina. Numerous stops for photos
(gorgeous autumn leaves). At several stops out of
San Martin there were two diggings; hard more.
Sunny all day. Camped at Jugo Fallover. Most of