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A group of 64 children and youth of San Javier, between 8 and 18 years old, have enjoyed a 12-day camp Javier (Navarra) town twinned with San Javier, organized by the Local Youth Council and the council Youth of the City of San Javier.
The largest group, 16 to 18 years, participated in a work camp that consisted of cleaning weeds and restore the sight of the Roman settlement of Castellar, close to Javier.
The councilman of Youth, Estíbaliz Masegosa and First Deputy Mayor, José Manuel Alart joined the group that was attended by 13 monitors in front of which was Mark Smith who called the experience a success.
The youth of San Javier were staying at the hostel "Diocesan Center" by Javier whose mayor, José María Guindano received the group returns to the people of Navarre for the third consecutive summer.
The local group of San Javier was the subject of newspaper stories in Navarre, he celebrated with his third field work Javier.
On this occasion, cleared of underbrush, open roads and stones repositioned to focus on the Roman settlement.
The smaller, divided by age into two groups, enjoyed leisure activities, sharing games with local children.
The group visited nearby places like Peña, a core population belonging abandoned at the end of Javier and Sangüesa and Lumbier which came to see the large population of vultures inhabiting the place.
The camp director, Marcos Perez thanked the collaboration of the two municipalities, San Javier, and Javier, as well as Red Cross, Jesuit brothers Javier and different trademarks and company also have contributed to the camp as Kaiku, Goikoa, Teinsa Martinez de Quel, Bar Andalucia, Fruits The Milagresa, Panax and Nestle.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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