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- Francés, Norte, Salvador, Primitivo, Portuguese
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We got one from there last Spring.I stopped by the Punto de Información al Peregrino in Lalín today and got this really cool wax sello with a hórreo charm. (the charms vary, sometimes it's a concha)
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Asoc. PEREGRINUS DEZAE (Punto de InformaciÃn al Peregrino) · Rúa Observatorio, 8, Bajo, 36500 LalÃn, Pontevedra, Spain
âââââ · Tourist information centermaps.app.goo.gl
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We got one from there last March.I stopped by the Punto de Información al Peregrino in Lalín today and got this really cool wax sello with a hórreo charm. (the charms vary, sometimes it's a concha)
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Asoc. PEREGRINUS DEZAE (Punto de InformaciÃn al Peregrino) · Rúa Observatorio, 8, Bajo, 36500 LalÃn, Pontevedra, Spain
âââââ · Tourist information centermaps.app.goo.gl
Here are the hours
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Daniel is wonderful isn't he. He puts his heart and soul into his stamps, and his care of pilgrims.Today we got the Santiago cross and shell/gourd, with black wax. A beyond fantastic stamp and a great chat with Daniel!
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It was a real treat to meet Daniel and talk about his and his pals’ efforts. He did confess that it was at times hard to keep upbeat when after all of that painstaking work, the donativo box went untouched. I think I remember that he told me there were no public funds going into the effort.
So, peregrinos, when you get what is probably the coolest sello ever put into your credential, be generous!
It’s quite hidden and doesn’t have a sign on it. He also gifted us shells because we were admiring the more ‘rustic’ ones he had compared with the ‘commercial’ pristine white ones we have, and we kept offering to buy them until he finally mentioned the donation box. Unfortunately we had hardly any coins left after using most of them for the washing machine at the albergue.I’m so embarrassed now. I didn't even see a donation box.
That's when I use a note.Unfortunately we had hardly any coins left after using most of them for the washing machine at the albergue.
Yes, I have read that that Daniel and the rest of the Lalin team rely on donations. The donation box was on the righthand side of the counter the day we were there.It was a real treat to meet Daniel and talk about his and his pals’ efforts. He did confess that it was at times hard to keep upbeat when after all of that painstaking work, the donativo box went untouched. I think I remember that he told me there were no public funds going into the effort.
Yes, even though it was in plain view, I didn’t see it and had to ask him — ¿no hay para donativos?He needs to keep his donation box in plain view and write on it. It's a shame he lacks donations and yet, apparently many who stop by for a sello or stay overnight do not see it.
Oh! What a good idea!!I have had great luck getting donations to Camino people/places in Spain and Portugal by paying attention to which forum members are walking when and then contacting them privately to see about having them make a donation on my behalf. I’ve transferred money by zelle and by check.
A perfect example of “necessity is the mother of invention.” I had tried repeatedly to use a bank transfer to make a donation to a donativo on the Olvidado and was stymied at every turn. So I saw a couple of forum members who were headed that way, and they made the donation for me. Zelle was our method of transfer in that case, I think. I have used the check method several times, and it is the perfect low tech solution (that is, if you still have a checkbook!).Oh! What a good idea!!
And remember where you put it!that is, if you still have a checkbook!
Just quoting for ‘still’ and will leave it there!I have used the check method several times, and it is the perfect low tech solution (that is, if you still have a checkbook!).
I "still" have one, but the few times I need it the cobwebs need to be removed first.Just quoting for ‘still’ and will leave it there!
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