Clearing and signage work
On Saturday, October 10, a team of 12 volunteers went to the area of the final section of the *Camí d’Andorra* (Andorra Trail) to carry out clearing and waymarking work in preparation for the “Rosa del Nord” Night Walk”, which will take place on the night of Saturday, November 28, 2026.
Three work teams were formed:
Team 1, consisting of Paco Penella, Ramon Camats, Pepe Martínez, and Manel Salud. They focused on waymarking the final section at Collada de la Torre, which had been badly damaged by tree-felling operations and changes to forest tracks.
Team 1 carrying out signage work
Team 1 carrying out signage work
Team 2, consisting of Jordi Pérez, Jordi Bosc, and Xavier Pont. They worked on waymarking and clearing the section from the Civís River to Argolell, ascending via the Barranc de la Cabra Morta ravine.
Team 2 at the start of the ascent to Barranc de la Cabra Morta
Team 3, consisting of Josep Maria Vila, William Díaz, Lluís Abardia, Marcelo Martínez, and Jordi Piferrer. They cleared two sections in the Argolell area: the old path to the hermitage of Santa Maria de Feners and the descent towards the Argolell Torrent, leading up to Mas d’Alins (Andorra).
Team 3 carrying out clearing work
Team 3 carrying out clearing work
Team 3 carrying out clearing work
Team 3 carrying out clearing work
Team 3 carrying out clearing work
We worked from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Afterward, we went for lunch at the Valentí Gas Station and concluded the day with Mass at 6:00 p.m. in Pallerols, celebrated by Fr. Xavier Pont.
Some of the volunteers in Pallerols late in the afternoon
It was a very productive day, blessed with splendid sunshine and pleasant temperatures; an experience we recommend to anyone wishing to spend a delightful day in touch with nature.
Sign up as a volunteer and enjoy yourself while performing an important service for the country: restoring the traditional paths of the Baronia de Rialb and Alt Urgell.
Que llest el Manel a sobre el graó XD