- Time of past OR future Camino
- Various 2014-19
Via Monastica 2022
Primitivo 2024
Fortunately they are not gone gone. I copied them to an external drive, which is now not with me, but the images are recoverable, with time and patience.Oh no!!!
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Fortunately they are not gone gone. I copied them to an external drive, which is now not with me, but the images are recoverable, with time and patience.Oh no!!!
Great photo @Peregrina 2013Between O Vicedo and Ladrido we went by Acantilados de Loiba or also known as Acantilados de O Picón - which are some fascinating cliffs. Here too, you can find a few least-known beaches strung along the foot of these spectacular cliffs.
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Pun for you, @Peregrinopaul :Bucket list.
And thank you VN for successfully identifying my fleeting glimpse of Pancorbo from the AVE.View media item 9807A quiet and delightful plaza in Pancorbo, Vasco-Via de Bayona 2019.
Lunch at St. André de Teixido on 29/04/2022. Here we were introduced to Percebes, known as goose barnacles. They are considered a Galician delicacy and found out they are among the most exclusive seafood in Europe! Also had my very favorite seafood along the Ruta do Mar, Zamburiñas (small scallops).
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Sabine, thank you for posting this information explaining the formidable and life threatening risks these shellfish gatherers (mostly women!) undertake to get percebes!You will most probably know how brave the people are who catch these delicacies!
For the forummembers who want to know more about this type of fishing...
Theatregal,A stone stepped access corridor through the terraced vineyards above Belesar on the Invierno. June 17, 2019.
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Beautiful! I was disappointed that place was closed when I walked through.The view out the window
Camino Frances
leaving Navarette
marker
photo taken October 28, 2015
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This contemporary marker/tablet depicting two pilgrim basics, a water gourd and staff, is located on the entrance wall of the Navarette cemetery. On the west side of town the entrance of the cemetery earlier repurposed/reused the ruins of a medieval pilgrim hostel originally located on the east of the town
I just love your selections from all of your caminos, @mspath. Due to my hopeless filing, I have misplaced a great many photos, so it is a pleasure to be nurtured by your gift to us all in the forum.Camino Frances
leaving Navarette
marker
photo taken October 28, 2015
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This contemporary marker/tablet depicting two pilgrim basics, a water gourd and staff, is located on the entrance wall of the Navarette cemetery. On the west side of town the entrance of the cemetery earlier repurposed/reused the ruins of a medieval pilgrim hostel originally located on the east of the town
Josep Monserrat,Nao Vila do Conde.
The Sixteenth Century Carrack, a replica of a Portuguese ship from the early 1500s for North Atlantic routes.
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https://viladoconde.com/en/sixteenth-century-carrack/
Thank youJosep Monserrat,
This is a great shot of an historic replica. Thanks for posting.
In Viana do Castelo I've always found the history of this ship and North American salt cod to be a fascinating account of renovation and repurpose of an actual ship.