WILD IN THE NORTH CADÍ!
October 4, 10:00 - 13:00
| Free - €24,00Discovery of the Pottoka pony herd in Aristot and collection of cranberries to make the liqueur recipe they will be angry.
The mythical and emblematic group of ponies and horses pottoka, coming from the Piornal Wild Horse Project, ethologist, scientist and friend Lucy Rees , which has inspired us so much!
Pottoka are particularly rustic and efficient in maintaining open spaces and in fire preventionThis ancient breed, originally from the Basque Country, has a very resilient behavior. Ancestors such as the territory ofAristot where they graze, in the face North of Cadi.
Come and immerse yourself in her energy and presence from the hand of the promoter of the Miranda Foundation, who will tell you the story of this family group, powerful and endearing at the same time, and who just came up from Garraf to the Pyrenees.
All one horse bath, in this magical place between mountains and streams.
You will also enjoy his recent discovery, in relation to the bond they can establish with humans!
And since we are in time of thorns, in this activity we will also propose you to discover this wild fruit so typical of this time of year. We will walk through the territory to to know and collect cranberries. We will explain how to prepare your own patxaran with the cranberries that we have collected, so that you can then continue the process at home and discover how, over time, this fruit is transformed into a traditional liqueur.
Meeting point:
At theHotel Font del Genil, where the president of the Miranda Foundation will welcome you.
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Free activity for children who are members of the Super3 Club and children under 6 years old.
What we recommend bringing:
Comfortable clothes, mountain or sports shoes with good grip, cap or hat, sunscreen and water. Gardening gloves for picking cranberries.
The activity may be canceled if the weather conditions are not suitable or if the minimum number of registered people is not reached.
An encounter with horses and the fruits that the territory offers us.
See you soon!
Miranda Team