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[deliayarte]

Acuarela de Raier de Coll de Nargo #raier #colldenargo #watercolor_art #deliayarte #deliamartin (en Coll de Nargó) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0lclgniofk/?igshid=lioctgqnkpsc

[deliayarte]

Acuarela de 10x15cm para la exposición de Raiers en Coll de Nargo. #raier #timberrafting #timberrafters #usk #sketchwatercolour #colldenargo (en Coll de Nargó) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0dIxyrimIX/?igshid=1x3x6dq177thx

[ikuday]

Excursiones: La Diada dels Raiers

Cada primer domingo de julio desde 1979 en la Pobla de Segur se celebra la “Diada dels Raiers”, una fiesta tradicional declarada de Interés Nacional que rememora este antiguo oficio.

[aliensonthebeach]

Ya agregaste nuestro nuevo sencillo a tu #playlist #Hola #AliensOnTheBeach #bassist #Raier #insta #instagram #instamusic #instadaily #instavideo http://radi.al/ncxr https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu-UG44n-Kg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1f4m1c1wf64vb

[jimmythedonut]

Dutton, though in suppressed rage, the seconds about to withdraw, will explain some things if a word were granted. “No words,” says the other; “stand on your guard!” brandishing his rapier, grasping harder his dagger. Dutton, now silent too, is on his guard. Good Heavens: after some brief flourishing and flashing,—the gleam of the swift clear steel playing madly in one’s eyes,—they at the first pass plunge home on one another; home with beak and claws; home to the very heart! Cheek’s rapier is through Dutton’s throat from before, and his dagger is through it from behind,—the windpipe miraculously missed; and in the same instant Dutton’s rapier is through  Cheek’s body from before, his dagger through his back from behind,— lungs and life not missed: and the seconds have to advance, ‘pull out the four bloody weapons,’ disengage that hell-embrace of theirs. This is serious enough! Cheek reels, his Life fast flowing; but still rushes rabid on Dutton, who merely parries, skips; till Cheek reels down, dead in his rage."

An account of the duel between 2 British Officers, dated 1609 as chronicled by Thomas Carlyle’s 250 years ago: Duelling