The camino today has thus far taken us through vast fields of waving barley and thick pine forrests. Quite some variety and awesome views.
On the way we passed through a number of small villages, among them a sleepy little town called Añe. We decided to go on the lookout for a stamp for our credentials and woke up the mayor who happily obliged. His wife, although friendly enough, was not impressed with us ringing the door bell at 11 am on a Sunday. Her nightgown and hairdo kind of scared us.
In Santa Maria we decided to stop for a much needed break. Coffee and bread rolls the size of a rugby balls. We have cycled some 30 KM's and want to do another 25 or so before breaking for lunch.
Hasta la próxima.
Douwe
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We volgen jullie precies op jullie pelgrimage.
ReplyDeleteVandaag gaat het duidelijk beter dan gisteren? Je begint al lekker "earthy" uit te zien.
All the best!!
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Ik probeer dit te doen, dwz te posten maar het lukt niet echt. why not??
ReplyDeleteDouwe..My family is from Galicia just 40 mns south of Santiago in a village called Couvelo. I was there last summer and at the Cathedral. Safe travels..I am insanely jealous that you are on the Camino! Safe travels! Anne Pereira (IOR)
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