Pamplona couple seen fondling each other on rooftop
This is the moment a couple were caught fondling each other on a rooftop during Spain's Pamplona bull running festival.
Onlookers filmed the pair before they dived under a blanket on a tiled roof at least four floors above street level in the northern Spanish town.
The house they picked - near Santo Domingo street along the route of the famous morning bull runs - was described as abandoned.Â
Pictures captured the moment a couple were caught fondling each other on a rooftop during Spain's Pamplona bull running festival
The house they picked - near Santo Domingo street along the route of the famous morning bull runs - was described as abandoned
Footage appeared to show the crumbling roof tiles could have given way at any moment.
It was not immediately clear at point in the nine-day festival, due to finish on Friday, the video was taken.
But it seemed to have been recorded early in the morning after the daily bull run had finished because of the street cleaners mingling with revellers dressed in red and white in the street below the rooftop.
The footage came to light after a homemade video taken near Barcelona's beach at the weekend showed a couple having sex in broad-daylight.
The pair were identified as holidaymakers by enraged locals in the neighbourhood of La Barceloneta who used the footage t o have a new moan at the drunken tourists they claim are ruining their former fishing village.
Onlookers filmed the pair before they dived under a blanket on a tiled roof at least four floors above street level in the northern Spanish town
Meanwhile, the sixth running of the bulls at this year's San Fermin festival left six people injured, but no one was gored, officials said.
Five people sustained contusions and one had a head injury, said Jon Arizeta, a doctor at Navarra Hospital.
The run along the 930-yard cobbled-street course in Pamplona to the bullring lasted 2 minutes, 16 seconds, one of the fastest so far this year.
One runner had a close shave when a charging bull hooked a horn under his armpit and knocked him to the ground. There were several pileups as runners crashed into each other in a bid to stay clear of the beasts.
The sixth running of the bulls at this year's San Fermin festival left six people injured, but no one was gored, officials said
Five people sustained contusions and one had a head injury, said Jon Arizeta, a doctor at Navarra Hospital
The run along the 930-yard cobbled-street course in Pamplona to the bullring lasted 2 minutes, 16 seconds, one of the fastest so far this year
The nine-day fiesta in Pamplona became world famous with Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel 'The Sun Also Rises'
Four Americans and a Spaniard have been gored since the runs started Friday. Most people are injured in falls or by being trampled on by bulls.
In the runs, hundreds of people test their courage and speed by dashing with six fighting bulls without getting gored.
The nine-day fiesta in Pamplona became world famous with Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel 'The Sun Also Rises.' The city of around 200,000 inhabitants receives up to 1 million visitors, including many foreigners, for the festival.
The bulls face matadors and almost certain death in afternoon bullfights. Bull runs are a traditional part of summer festivals across the country.
Twelve people, including four Americans, were g ored at last year's festival. In all, 15 people have been fatally gored at the festival since record-keeping began in 1924.Â
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