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Anne&Pat,Pension Che near Amenal to Santiago de Compostela, Day 84, the last day of our Via Podiensis/Camino Frances, 5th, July 2024.
Thanks Rowena for your very good wishes.
Yes, we have arrived safely! It has been long, enjoyable, tiring and very difficult at times but we are very happy to have arrived safely to Santiago.
This is probably our last Camino and it has been amazing, we have met so many wonderful people along the way! We are having four nights in Santiago to help us relax and enjoy the city once more, before we fly home to Australia via London for a few days, Edinburgh for one night and a concert. Three photos from our last day! We walked into the Praza and met up with one of the beautiful families we had met since Sarria and they very kindly took our photo for us. We were also very happy to see the Botafumeiro swing last night at Mass, the Cathedral was packed.
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Beautiful soft light in this lovely photo @SabsP !!Spring 2011. CF.
Wonderful to read the history of the Café Moderño !The good food and friendly service in this atmospheric 1916 site were hard to beat; their 3 course menu del dia was always a great value. ...And still is.
Camino Frances
Logrono
Calle Barriocepo, 21
Sello Tatoo
photo taken October 29, 2013
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I have often wondered which sello was his favorite.
only available once per year. May 4th,
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I think it's this
I was told it's very hard to get.
Look in your Credentials to see if you can find it.
May the Force be with you.
Thanks for your update. Unfortunately that one is not amongst the 400+ sellos that I have in my Credentials.,
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I think it's this
I was told it's very hard to get.
Look in your Credentials to see if you can find it.
May the Force be with you.
Corbelling. People were smart, maybe a lot smarter than today.Camino Frances
east of Nájera near Aleson
guardaviñas
photo taken February 18, 2007
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To form the conical roof of this guardaviñas, a circular stone shelter used by La Rioja vintners, flat stones would have been laid in a vertical series of concentric circles which diminish in size.
Or, ask nicely for a refill of water bottle!April 2024 - O Porriño
After a long hot day of hiking ...
20 cl juice = 2 €
50 cl beer = 2.75 €
I suggested to my granddaughter that as soon as allowed, she should switch to beer!
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Camino Frances
east of Nájera near Aleson
guardaviñas
photo taken February 18, 2007
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To form the conical roof of this guardaviñas, a circular stone shelter used by La Rioja vintners, flat stones would have been laid in a vertical series of concentric circles which diminish in size.
Similar to dry stone walls in the west of Ireland. Our pre tech smart forebears!Camino Catalan. Tenth stage. Artés - Manresa.
In Catalonia we call them "barraques de pedra seca" dry stone huts, because there is no cement between the stones.
Here you can see another way to do it.
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Camino Primitivo. July 30, 2015. Climbing - breathtaking views between Tineo and Campiello.
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I am fairly sure I posted this before, but I need to justify my membership of this thread!
taken on the square outside Leon Cathedral.
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