What is a caleche?

Answer by  annamarie (196)

It is a mineral, a harden deposit of calcium carbonate. it can be found a few centimeters under the surface or it may be buried in the sand, and dust up to two meters below. The spanish word for it comes from latin word calx, which means limestone. Its all over the world in deserts and semi-arid areas.

Answer by  Kede (6)

The caleche is a horse-drawn carriage used by the people of the 18th century as a transport vehicle. First types of caleches were two-wheeled and were equipped with a horse. Later caleches were improved to four wheels and more horses.