Am aware of the location difference but not aware of the reasoning for the use of the two languages used together as in the Gronze example ie Fisterra for the town and Finisterre for the Cape?
My understanding for this but open to correction is the name difference between the town, Fisterra, and the ' end of the world' Finisterre, 3.2 k's further on with the bus coming and going to and from the town.
The Gronze Fisterra and Muxia site...
Apart from the historical linguistic idiosyncrasies the post has brought back the memory of such a welcoming location on a 35c very hot day back in 2018 with my wife Ngaire finding some "Sitio" (Tengo Sed} solace!
Congratulations Ivar, this forum has been the best. It has provided a wealth of information, guidence, and day to day updates on the verious caminos which is so helpful. lt has given many that might not otherwise had embarked on any of the...
So, Ivar, does this mean ever who visits you this year needs to bring cake? Or perhaps you'll finally take to the road to see what everyone is yammering about?
Tak, well done, and congratulations! If you'd known what you were starting, would you...
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