Fine weather everyday on our holiday. We have used our coats a couple of times for mist and wind but today was supposed to be quite wet. Just a little drizzle and a lovely evening. Many peregrinos wear ponchos.
The wee building is for drying corn. Turtles at a cafe.
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Saturday, 2 May 2015
Galician stew
We went with the local delicacy for dinner tonight. Hmmmm. Wasn't quite what we expected but it was delicious.
Corredoira
The name for the narrow bush tracks that we are walking on on this section of trail. Plenty of tiny hamlets with picturesque doors.
Friday, 1 May 2015
Scenes from day 3
The highest point.
A very old loom in a cafe.
Wooden door, stone walls.
Pasture. Spring planting hasn't quite started here.
A very old loom in a cafe.
Wooden door, stone walls.
Pasture. Spring planting hasn't quite started here.
Triacastella
Travelled over the top 1370ish and down to Triacastella thru mist and freezing rain. Staying in a hotel/ albergue - as close as we come to slumming it.
Met heaps of peregrinos from all over Europe. We are connecting up with many of them each day. Fabulous paella for tea.
Met heaps of peregrinos from all over Europe. We are connecting up with many of them each day. Fabulous paella for tea.
Climbing
Wednesday we climbed to about 1200m to the mountain village of O Cebreiro. A beautiful sunny day with fabulous views down the valley. The walk was 28km but we had plenty of breaks and the day went quickly.
We have heard a few canaries and tracked them down. A typical statue with staff and gourd. Beautiful colours on the hills- probably heather.
We have heard a few canaries and tracked them down. A typical statue with staff and gourd. Beautiful colours on the hills- probably heather.
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