18 Mequinenza Earlier, the position he occupied, was the center of attention because of the confluence of three rivers: the Ebro, the Segre and Cinca. Then there were no roads, and transportation were invalid.
wood Employers seeking workers and crews moved to the mountains during the summer season. They were poorly fed, slept in barracks and on the ground, and spent the season and lowering cutting wood dragged with horses to the pier. They built rafts. Were made of three or four sections, each section was twenty or twenty-five meters. Trunks connected them with some plants long they curled. In the trunk fat were holes with augers, plant spent there, the twisted right and they had very subject. Then, wait for the rising river. When the flood came, they removed some obstacles, and rode five or six bare, with two long oars mounted one in front and one behind to maintain the good progress to Mequinenza. At
Mequinenza at the confluence of two rivers, throttle down and held the rafts to pylons or large iron rings that were in the bank. Maybe
spent a couple of days resting in the inn or Ratchet. It was a big local, with five or six beds for first class, a great barn where forty people fit, and a large block, which fit like thirty or forty horses. He also had a pediment, where young people playing ball. It was the central location of all pedestrians. There were times when they met ten or twelve canoes. The Ebro were tied to the rings, harping many for llauts . In Segre, were tied to a very large poplars that were in the bank. Then they put up for agreed and undertook course to Tortosa. From there, the distribution was by sea to its destino.Entonces had no railways, and transport was by sea and rivers.
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