Las Rocas, La Peña, Valle de Bravo, Mexico,
Ignacio Urquiza Architecture & Ana Paula de Alba

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Las Rocas, La Peña, Valle de Bravo, Mexico,
Ignacio Urquiza Architecture & Ana Paula de Alba
Pero las rocas siguen sangrando y sus derrotas vos vas pagando nadie que entienda ya de tu herida solo la noche se hizo tu amiga
Astros, Ciro y Los Persas.
You can’t squeeze water from a rock. But tree roots can — and they’re doing it more frequently than scientists previously thought, with a new study finding that bedrock is a regular source of water for trees across the United States, not just an emergency reserve during droughts.
en seis sitios en California y dos en Texas Central, más del 50% del agua liberada por los árboles provino de la humedad de las rocas. En la mayoría de estos sitios, las rocas tenían mucha más agua que el suelo — hasta 10 veces más.
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at six sites in California and two in Central Texas, more than 50% of water released by trees came from rock moisture. At most of these sites, the rocks held significantly more water than soil did — up to 10 times as much.
Las Islas
To get in mental preparation for my RL vacation next week, I visited a nice little Second Life getaway spot, Las Islas in Las Rocas sim.I can just imagine being here: relaxed with the sun on my skin, sand between my toes, a handsome cabana boy bringing me perfectly chilled cocktails, and steel pan music playing softly in the background over the sounds of the waves lapping against the shore.
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