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Jordi Fabre
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Posted: Jan 04, 2014 07:04 Post subject: Re: cinnabar - collecting in Almadenejos

kakov wrote:

...I do not remember the exact year of his visit, we are talking about approx. 10-15 years ago; but surely it was not Almadén rather the nearby Almadenejos.
Anybody knows if it is still possible to visit and collect there?

Yes, probably Almadenejos, not Almadén.

About the visit to the really old (from Roman times to the XX century) Almadén Mines please read the great reportage published by Joaquin Montoro in the Spanish side: Una visita a Almadén. It is written in Spanish language but you have the Google translator for the whole text at the top left of every page...

Joaquin Montoro

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Posted: Jan 04, 2014 07:44 Post subject: Re: Chinese cinnabar

Also it was published in the English side Jordi, A trip to Almaden. _________________ Damnati ad Metalla

Jordi Fabre
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Posted: Jan 04, 2014 07:51 Post subject: Re: Chinese cinnabar

Joaquin Montoro wrote:

Also it was published in the English side Jordi, A trip to Almaden.

Oops, I forgot it, sorry. Here it is: A trip to Almaden

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