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Re: Well, it's difficult to define the adjetive "hard". If you talk about profiles maybe. But you have to into accont some other aspects of the race.

The magician: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6tdPytqxg

The real thing here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BZeEtVDBaLf/

Alberto Contador is not a cyclist anymore. Now, he is a Flamenco singer https://twitter.com/tjcope/status/911947348074483712 ¡Olé!

Re: Re: It's as impressive as it looks like. It's more tan 200 metres. I think it would be a good departure, not for a sprint finish with RELLY good and better options for the finish like Covadong and Casielles (if you could make a final there). The cave called La Cuevona is in Ribadesella...

By the way, I saw this video about Angliru. Really beautiful to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKc4RFNt2jE

Re: Re: Guillen answered me he thought Gamoniteiru would be something very impressive for La Vuelta but he didn't know they way he could find enough space at the top. For me, Gamoniteiru is Angliru's brother.

Asturias again:

Asturias agin (the Spanish Paradise), yes it's for cycling:

Re: Re: No a good idea. There is a protected envoirement there.

Re: Re: They can slide to the top of Angliru and I'm not joking.

Re: Gamoniteiro: the Angliru's brother. According to Guillén, it would be an extraordinary climb for Vuelta but there is not enough space at the top of it. Pico Veleta: the problem is the wind, too strong over there. Canary islands: the problem here is the logistic. Too expensive for Vuelta.

I don't know why the poll doesn't work. About the topic, I was talking about "once in a lifetime", not something to do more than once.

Sometimes TDF goes to another countries: Spain, Italy, UK, etc. So I was thinking about the possibility of TDF going to Spain and climbing Anglirú. Would you like it?.

Looks like Froome wants to be in Vuelta the next year, he feels really happy on the podum.