Valladolid Trip

Days ago we went to an excursion to Valladolid. First we went to the centre of the city and we had some free time to do what we wanted.
Then we went to a concert called "Vox Balaenae" by Miguel Delibes. It wasn't that striking for me but I liked the zodiac part, because for me it was interesting.
After the concert we had like an hour of free time that we spend by a skating park near the Zorrilla football stadium.

After that, we went by bus to the castle of Peñafiel and the vine museum. The landscape there was beautiful and  you could se many things. In the vine museum were human sculptures that seemed real and gave me a little bad vibes but it was cool.

P.E. ACTIVITIES

1) 

Calf:

Hamstring:

Quadriceps:

Adductors:

Biceps:

Triceps:

Pectoral:

Dorsal:

2) Give me an example of an aerobic exercise, sport or activity (You cannot use the previous examples).

Cycling and kickboxing.

3)Give me an example of an anaerobic exercise, spot or activity (You cannot use the previous examples).

Weightlifting.

Landscape Project

THE TAIGA

Location:

The Taiga is located on the northern part of the North Hempisphere and is in North America, Asia, and Europe. It goes across Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia and Russia. 

Climate:

The climate of the Taiga is very cold. It has a subartic climate with very large temperature range between season, but the long and cold winter is the dominants feature. The Taiga is the terrestial biome (bioma) with the lowest annual averages temperatures after the Tundra and permanent ice caps. There rains most in the summer, and snows in the winter, despite it has a low precipitation.

Fauna:

The Taiga is an inhospite area but even so there mammals living there like the foxes, lynxes, bears, grey wolves, minks, squirrels, caribou, reindeers and moose. Some birds are: The Golden Eagle, Raven, Hooded Crow, Owl, Greenshank, Siberian shank...in total there are 283 species of birds living in the Taiga.

      

Golden Eagle

 Vegetation:

Because the Taiga climate is very low, there is not so much variety of plants. The south part of the Taiga may have trees such as the oak, elm, maple and lime. After all, the Taiga is a large area formed by conifers.