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TOW PATH Explanation: You are absolutely right in your explanation above of what camino de sirga means. Hope this helps. Good luck! |
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towpath Explanation: While I may not become your personal hero, at least this is the term used for such a thing in the US. En cuanto a los detalles que buscas, ojalá que algún colega británico te sepa ayudar; pues aquí los ríos ni agua llevan. Exp. |
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towpath Explanation: Español - UK english Dictionary: sirga = towrope sirgar = to tow camino de sirga = towpath (Collins) A UK example: The Thames Towpath THE THAMES TOWPATH. ... The Thames Towpath. Tucked away under the arches of the above buillding, is The Boathouse Gallery, open Wednesdays to Saturdays. web.ukonline.co.uk/honor.m/towns/walton/towpath.html HTH arriba |
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