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The Aguila Acrobatic Patrol once again surprised another year on the day of the patron saint of Santiago de la Ribera with an air show in which the pilots, led by the San Jose-based commander Ruben Perez, once again brushed the impossible over the sky of the Mar Menor.
The exhibition, which counted for the first time with the first female pilot of the Patrol, Rosa María García-Malea, began with a first phase in which the seven planes maneuvered together until the break of the formation in which they separate to give way To a part of great dynamism with multiple figures like the looping in inverted that runs the Solo of the Patrol, the Murcia commander Francisco Marín, who is the only pilot in the world to realize it.
In addition to the usual acrobatics like the Mirror, the barrel or the different and spectacular breaks, among many others, you could see the "corkscrew" new incorporation in which two of the aircraft circled the rest in formation.
At the end of the exhibition the pilots arrived in a boat to the Nautical Club of Santiago de la Ribera where the mayor of San Javier, José Miguel Luengo and the colonel director of the AGA, Miguel Ivorra congratulated them personally.
José Miguel Luengo thanked the Patrol and the new colonel in charge of the AGA, his collaboration with the fiestas of Santiago de la Ribera "where the Patrol has its nest".
The queens and ladies of the parties and representatives of the party committee together with a large group of civil and military authorities witnessed the exhibition from the terrace of the Yacht Club on a day that the mayor wanted to use to deliver a plaque of thanks to the Club Directive "for its hospitality in a day like today, and above all for its collaboration with the municipality in difficult times like the floods of December putting its infrastructure to the service of the municipality and welcoming the ferry, whose pontoon was destroyed, enabling it not to Interrupted the line with La Manga. "
Cauldron Day
The day of Santiago has been celebrating Cauldron Day for four years, which has become one of the most awaited proposals of the holidays as demonstrated by the huge queue that was formed today in the esplanade Barnuevo to taste a portion of the typical dish of the Mar Menor .
The day began with the preparation in the traditional way of a real cauldron cooked in the sand of the beach Barnuevo with the help of a tripod of reeds, with firewood and an iron cauldron.
Fishermen and experienced cooks of the cauldron are in charge of cooking them in the eyes of the public who finally could taste this delicacy, whose origin was more related to the survival of the fishermen who spent days without returning home and that today are served on linen tablecloths .
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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