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[edit] [[Barreal - Calingasta - San Juan - Argentina]]
Barreal is a village located at Calingasta district, province of San Juan, in the area named Cuyo, Argentina republic, South America. It has 4500 inhabitants and it is between the Andes mountain chain and the Tontal, at the valley of Calingasta. Between the Andes and the town streams down a river called ¨Los Patos¨.
From that area set out General San Martin´s troop to cross the Andes so as to set free Chile from Spanish royal domination in the early 1800. Over the past few years, locals and tourist like to recreate that trip horseback riding.
The town is named after a dry lake bed that builds a solid, cracked plain land called ¨Barreal Blanco¨. It is 12 km long and 6 km wide being a great place to practice extreme sport such as wind cars.
Near By its el Leoncito National Park, where there are two astronomics observatories. The oldest is managed by San Juan National University. The newest called CASLEO (Complejo Astronómico El Leoncito) was open in 1984. It has the most powerful telescope and it is managed by CONICET.
Astronomists from all around the world visit the place for research. CASLEO was built there because is the area with more clean nights than any other. Throughout the year, there are 270 nights with clear sky, perfect for astronomic observation.
Before reaching Barreal, there´s another tourist spot, mountain El Alkázar, an extrange rock formation which local people say it has energetical qualities.
On the other side of Los Patos river there is a park, Las Hornillas, inside you’ll find the ruins of Ansilta Civilization, an Indian community prior to Inca´s Empire.
Barreal it is a beauty full place to apart from the quickly life and take a rest into the silence and the virgin nature, recently looked for the tourist from over the world.
[edit] Radhagobindo Pally
Radhagobindo Pally, this is a small area in Burdawn City.The wart no. of this area is 25.
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[edit] Girl in aroura sees dinasour
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[edit] The Finest Hours: The True Story Behind the Coast Guard's Most Daring Rescue
The Finest Hours: The True Story Behind the Coast Guard's Most Daring Rescue was written by Bestselling authors Casey Sherman and Michael J. Tougias and is scheduled for release on May 19, 2009 (Scribner/Simon & Schuster).
In the winter of 1952, a ferocious Nor’easter pounded New England with howling winds and seventy-foot seas. Caught in the violent storm just off Cape Cod were two oil tankers, split in half by the ravaging winds and water. Thus began a life and death drama of heroism, survival, and tragedy. Eighty-four lives were at stake, not all would survive the storm. Going to the rescue of the Pendleton were four young Coast Guard men in a thirty-six-foot life boat—a potential suicide mission in such a small vessel. Several cutters and small boats raced to the sinking sections of the Fort Mercer, and valiant rescue attempts were undertaken: some successful, some not.
However, that the brave crews lived to tell about this dramatic mission, and that they were able to rescue any survivors in their small boat, is perhaps the biggest miracle of all. Praise for Michael J. Tougias: “Tougias spins a marvelous and terrifying yarn…This is a breathtaking book.” —Los Angeles Times, on Fatal Forecast Praise for Casey Sherman: “Chillingly realistic and exhaustively researched…this is a must read for true crime aficionados.”—Booklist, on A Rose for Mary Michael J. Tougias is author of Fatal Forecast, and a much sought after lecturer. He lives in Franklin, Massachusetts. Casey Sherman is the author of the acclaimed true crime thriller A Rose for Mary. He’s been nominated for an Emmy Award and has been profiled by the New York Times, People, Newsweek, and Entertainment Weekly. He lives in Marshfield, Massachusetts. On sale: May 19, 2009 Scribner —Preceding unsigned comment added by Finesthours (talk • contribs) 13:34, 21 November 2008 (UTC)
