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Not bad. I was relying on my memory too but since you had probably seen the building a dozen times to my one I had to check. I appreciate your comments.If you consider that I was searching by memory that's not too bad. I also took a photo of that hut in winter during my camino years but can not find it.
Carpe diem.
The broom is so fragrant, so June.Flowers and trail
Looks delicious! Where exactly did you eat; a resto or albergue or your kitchen?
I believe it was at Café Del Camino, at the corner of the path into town (crossing over the Rio Arga) and the N-135. Although, on second thought, it could have been at the excellent Albergue Suseia; I don't remember which.Looks delicious! Where exactly did you eat; a resto or albergue or your kitchen?
I remember "the path into town" fondly.I believe it was at Café Del Camino, at the corner of the path into town (crossing over the Rio Arga) and the N-135. Although, on second thought, it could have been at the excellent Albergue Suseia; I don't remember which.
Just before the New Year seems a fine time to start a new thread. For those just joining us, the routine is to post a single photo per day from any camino.. If you can let us know where it is and which year, and if you are running out of images. repetition is quite OK.. Short stories are fun too, but not obligatory - part of what I so enjoy here is that other people's photos bring up memories, which keeps the thread endlessly interesting.
Such a blessing.
Gratitude for hospies everywhere.
Here is Luis, checking us in at the wonderful municipal in Beasain on the Vasco in 2018. Endless caritas there too:
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These are amazing. I wouldn't have gotten much farther for a while..
Sabine, at home and on Camino - you get more than your share of the wet stuff that falls from the sky!!!
It's ironic that as soon as I post this (which has been the plan for a few months), I'm thinking about making a change...Hope you folks don't mind an extra photo today...
Finally bought my flights for this summer.
If all goes according to plan, the walking will start here:
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What a contrast to your Primitivo photo near Oviedo! Different universes!Looking back at Pamplona on an extremely hot day! I stopped at every tree, no matter how scraggly for a bit of shade. September 9, 2012
pure delight of the start of another day.
The cross is in El Ganso. I have a picture of it also. We walked from Astorga to Santa Catalina. A short way but it was Peg's first day walking after about five days incapacitation with tendonitis. To kill time I walked on to El Ganso to take photos since I wouldn't have time to do so on the following day.Camino Frances
towards Rabanal
photo taken November 13, 2010
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This small personal, pathside cross is somewhere west of Santa Catalina de Somoza and east of Rabanal del Camino.
Rick,The cross is in El Ganso. I have a picture of it also. We walked from Astorga to Santa Catalina. A short way but it was Peg's first day walking after about five days incapacitation with tendonitis. To kill time I walked on to El Ganso to take photos since I wouldn't have time to on the following day.
The tail is wagging the dog. But no complaints from the peanut gallery!Feels like I'm running out of quality photos for this thread.
Except for that first place we went in Tolosa for a menu del dia, whose name I can't remember. Thank you for those links, Sabine! Fond memories. It was an incredible place.Refined cuisine.
The tail is wagging the dog. But no complaints from the peanut gallery!
Except for that first place we went in Tolosa for a menu del dia, whose name I can't remember. Thank you for those links, Sabine! Fond memories. It was an incredible place.
I must have taken some pictures of it but I don't have any. Of the pictures I took of Barcelona and the CF up to Galicia I lost maybe 3,000 out of about 4,000 in a memory card accident. When I discovered this in Muxia I said a few loud words and then calmed down thinking about 35 years of slides I never see. Besides, these days you can easily view photos of places on the internet. Like those of the Iglesia de Santiago in El Ganso taken by others that can be seen on Google Maps.Rick,
Thanks for this update. Did you also take the little church? I have one of the built-in exterior "seat" but little of the building.
Did you also take the little church? I have one of the built-in exterior "seat" but little of the building.
Iglesia de Santiago, El Ganso. Here's mine from Oct. 2, 2012. Yes, no getting around those power linesI have two from successive years; I was clearly taken by the church's structure, and the storks on it - but was unable to get a photo without power lines in the foreground!
Perhaps/thanks. Part of the reason I take so many photos is with the hope my granddaughter (and any other future grandchildren) will one day look at them and marvel at the places I've been in this world and to pass on the wanderlust to them to go/see/experience/develop a world-based POV.The tail is wagging the dog. But no complaints from the peanut gallery!
Perhaps/thanks. Part of the reason I take so many photos is with the hope my granddaughter (and any other future grandchildren) will one day look at them and marvel at the places I've been in this world and to pass on the wanderlust to them to go/see/experience/develop a world-based POV.
And, to be honest, these threads (photos and stories that accompany them) are the only thing draws me to the forum; I don't get much from it otherwise.
I feel that the regular posters on this thread are like a close, warm, friendly family. It is always my first port of call on the Forum. If I can help elsewhere, I do. Thank you to all of you.Perhaps/thanks. Part of the reason I take so many photos is with the hope my granddaughter (and any other future grandchildren) will one day look at them and marvel at the places I've been in this world and to pass on the wanderlust to them to go/see/experience/develop a world-based POV.
And, to be honest, these threads (photos and stories that accompany them) are the only thing draws me to the forum; I don't get much from it otherwise.
are in order.