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In the News (Fri 17 Feb 12)

  
  FHRA - FINNISH HOT ROD ASSOCIATION
Alastaro Circuit is located in Virttaa, road 41 (Tampere - Nokia - Aura - Turku) and road 213 (Loimaa - Alastaro - Virttaa - Säkylä)near by..
In Alastaro you can find smaller food stores, time to drive, 15 minutes.
Near by Alastaro Circuit you can find excellent outdoor grounds and also a golf link (www.alastarogolf.com).
www.fhra.fi /eng/dragracing/tracks.html   (405 words)

  
  Alastaro
At Alastaro you can enjoy the traditional peace of the countryside or the hectic atmosphere of a motor sports centre.
Alastaro Circuit is a versatile motor sports center located by highway 41 in Virttaankangas heath.
Alastaro Circuit has developed into a popular place to spend leisure time and it is a good testing and racing track for all sorts of motor sports.
www.loimaanseutu.fi /Default.aspx?id=355185   (297 words)

  
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Alastaro, located in the middle of the fertile Loimijoki valley, 75 km Northeast of Turku, is economically and culturally linked with South-western Finland, although provincially it is part of Lower Satakunta.
Alastaro is one of the longest inhabited areas in the Loimaa region.
One of the most significant ancient findings is a 3000 year old clay corded ware dish, and the first Bronze Age discovery in Alastaro is the mound of stones in Vaaravuori that proved to be a 2850-2940 year old grave.
www.alastaro.fi /Default.aspx?id=327198   (259 words)

  
 MYRMEKITE 4 of 50
In southern Finland, 9 km northeast of Alastaro (75 km north-northeast of Turku), pods and veins of megacrystal granite, containing K-feldspar crystals (2 to 3 cm long), occurs in sharp contact with gabbro.
At Alastaro, it is clear that the K-feldspar is primary instead of secondary because it is deformed and fractured, and that the myrmekite is secondary, because it is undeformed in the fractures.
Myrmekite is also found on borders of deformed plagioclase in the gabbro, in the interiors of fractured K-feldspar megacrysts in the granite, and in Carlsbad-twinned euhedral plagioclase inclusions in the megacrysts.
www.csun.edu /~vcgeo005/revised4.htm   (1149 words)

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