{"id":1619,"date":"2016-09-02T14:55:19","date_gmt":"2016-09-02T12:55:19","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/travesiapirenaica.com\/?p=1619"},"modified":"2021-08-10T07:21:41","modified_gmt":"2021-08-10T05:21:41","slug":"territories-by-people-on-the-road","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/travesiapirenaica.com\/en\/territories-by-people-on-the-road\/","title":{"rendered":"TERRITORIES BY PEOPLE 'ON THE ROAD"},"content":{"rendered":"

We are already on the road<\/em> with Territories by People<\/strong>. Many of you have been following us on this adventure that is taking us to exploring the pyrenees in search of stories of how people inhabit the land<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/p>\n

We wanted to know more about the reality of the Pyrenees first hand.<\/strong> And for this we have got into a van, to cover it kilometre by kilometre. So in this first edition of the tour we will reach the Valle de Hecho in two weeks.<\/p>\n

We are being surprised at every step by an initiative, a project, an experience, one leads us to another. There is a 'bestial' richness all over the territory, and we are ready to fall with all our gear for many of them, to give them a voice.<\/p>\n

Will you follow us on this adventure?<\/strong><\/p>\n

We are broadcasting in the style of road movie<\/em> <\/strong>in the networks. In our channels of Traves\u00eda Pirenaica<\/strong>but above all you will have the day to day on the Territories by People channels. Here we leave you the facebook<\/strong>its instagram <\/strong>and the twitter<\/strong>You are already fellow travellers!<\/p>\n

We left last Saturday from Donostia-San Sebastian<\/strong>in the framework of the Itsasfest<\/strong>where we presented the project and set up our chiringuito as a way of interacting with people.<\/p>\n

There we got into the van and set off on a journey that is bringing us a thousand and one anecdotes, interesting people, collectives, experiences... The richness of this journey is beastly! We have already said it, haven't we?<\/p>\n

And we got to know the self-managed space of Lakaxite<\/strong> at Irun<\/strong>, Aldatsa Baratza<\/strong> at Hondarribia<\/strong>we are approaching the art and music festival Baleapop<\/strong> at Saint Jean de Luz<\/strong>. And so ended our first day on the cross-border route.<\/p>\n

The next day, we went to the Coll d'Ibardin to learn about the experience of Bidazi<\/strong> at Bera de Bidasoa<\/strong>. Meeting place from which emerged many new pins on the map of places and people to visit.<\/p>\n

But we had to retrace our steps to visit the Rowing Club. Hibaika<\/strong> and listen to Igor telling us how they innovate in something as traditional as traineras.<\/p>\n

Amarenak<\/strong> was waiting for us the next day in Donostia to talk to us about the passion she is putting into her project: rethinking the kaikus (traditional Basque costume) with new designs for the new times. And the afternoon took us to Etxalar to talk about agro-ecology with Alo\u00f1a from EHKOlektiboa<\/strong>. But the day gave us much more, and in Lesaka we met up again with Gabri and enjoyed ourselves in his meeting place for artists and craftsmen, Bihotzkada Kolektiboa<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The next day was spent in Puerto de Lizaieta<\/strong>We met mountaineers doing the Senda Pirenaica. Aurelien, ornithologist<\/strong> Passionate, he spoke to us about the European heritage that every year I pass through this area, with every group of cranes, pigeons, storks...<\/p>\n

But the journey has continued, and in Zugarramurdi<\/strong><\/a>Marifa told us stories of puppeteers and witches (the real one). In San Juan de Pie de Port we met Marc Vadal, to go and talk to Jon Harbouchet, a reference among the organic producers of Iparralde.<\/p>\n

And now we are in the Aezkoa<\/strong> and this continues.<\/p>\n

Will you join us?<\/p>\n