Murcia mountains

"I see from the peak 349 m to a half mile my goal. I'm not sure I can access, I start to descend and look for the best route because there is no path. It is advisable to be careful not to fall into any ravine or hole. Near the top I find a piece of metal, I thought it was a piece of cartridge, but it turns out to be a coin, so old that you can barely distinguish the drawing. It may be from Ancient Greece or perhaps from the Roman era. I'll have to take her to an expert to find out." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 10, 2019

"Nice day in the semi-desert of Los Barrancos de Gebas. I go first to the Peak 334 m. for that I take the Peakery reference map that indicates a path. I locate a sign that says Fuente Librilla and follow that direction. A little further on there is a fork and I take the path on the right. Near the top the terrain is a plateau." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 10, 2019

"From the 334 m peak I try to go to the Peak 267 m. That first attempt is not possible because it is in a peninsula and I can be blocked at the bottom of a ravine and without mobile coverage. I decide then to attack the peak 349 m and then I try to access the Peak 267 m from above." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 10, 2019

"I come from the Peak 613 m. and this is my next destination. I see that thinning forest works are being carried out in the area, this forces me to jump many trunks and dodge branches." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 8, 2019

"My last and highest Peak this morning. I climb on the east side, full of loose stones, at the top I eat a red apple and enjoy the views. I find a path to go back along the ridge but later it disappears and I have to make a detour. When returning by the track I find the map that I lost when climbing. I also pick up some bottle that dirties the mountain to leave it a little cleaner." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 8, 2019