In this link you can enjoy a brief but excellent photo album: "Andalucia: Not a porcino in sight!" posted by Pål Karlsen from the Norwegian delegation, who have been the most numerous group after the Spanish hosts. We thank them for their eternal enthusiasm and poise and from here we encourage them to organize within their possibilities a Meeting of the C.E.M.M. in Norway.
We would also like to thank the French, Italian and Portuguese delegations for their support and kindness, to all our partners in general and specially our mycologists: Juan Carlos Campos, José Cuesta, Paco Figueroa, Tomás Illescas, José Félix Mateo, Fermín Pancorbo and Javier Retamino for their magnificent conferences and for making guides for attendees.
Thanks to Laura Raya, Coordinator of the C.U.S.S.T.A. Plan and her four technicians (Francisco Donaire, Úrsula Osuna, Alicia Paredes and Rosario Velasco) by the conference and the support provided. Thanks to Carolina Linares of the Asociación de Desarrollo Rural Sierra de Cazorla, Diputación of Jaén (Ángeles Férriz, Patricia Leal and Rocío Reche); José Luis Olivares, Concejal de Seguridad Ciudadana of Cazorla, Ayuntamiento of La Iruela and Caja Rural of Jaen for the great interest and support given to us.
Thanks to the steering group of the C.E.M.M., always attentive and their President Marie Antoinette Buroni. Thanks to Jordi Ferrer and Teresa Aragonés, translators of luxury.
Thanks to Iolanda Armand and Giovanni Manavella for their incredible communication on the world of the myxomycetes, which left many attendees wanting to know more about these particular organisms, and thanks to Ita Paz Conde for that excellent audiovisual about the genus Tuber.
Thanks to Radio Nacional de España, Radio La Iruela and Radio Cazorla (and its journalist of Diario de Jaén, María José Bayona) for covering the event.
Thanks to Manuel Martínez, Director of Aceites Cazorla for his wonderful atenttion. To Rosa Valiente, Director of Zabaleta Museum and to Ayuntamiento of Quesada.
Thanks to the town of Arroyo Frío-La Iruela for hosting us, to the traders who collaborated with the advertising of the Meeting (Hams Parque Natural, Pharmacy Arroyo Frío, Pizzeria La Forchetta y Rincones de la Sierra), to the folk group "Las raíces de nuestro pueblo. Jotas y fandangos" (and very especially to Lázara for teaching to future generations) and the Rociero group "Ritmo del Sur" who animated all the participants with their magnificent show, providing great moments.
Thanks to José and Mercedes Ayala and the staff of the Rural Montaña Hotel once more for their infinite patience and the wonderful treatment that have given us,
Thanks to all of those who with their collaboration have made it possible for us to go through a super week and at the same time, we apologize if we have caused any inconvenience to anyone, it was not mean to be, for certain.