An ‘Almadiero’ (Almadia´s navigator) takes a drink from a wineskin bottle upon his arrival to Santa Eulalia’s bridge in their ‘almadia’ (trunk’s made raft) down the Gallego river May 2, 2004. Almadias were used until early 50’s to transport trunks from the forests to coastal towns where the sawmills were located, in the case of the ‘almadias’ of Murillo de Gallego they had to navigate between five and fifteen days to arrive to Tortosa, a town in the Mediterranean coast, where they had the wood sell for around 20.000 pesetas of that time. REUTERS/ Pablo Sanchez