I love the China cups with lids that you have for a tea negra.
Marker post at the beginning of today’s stage.
A Lavadero with the stream running through to rinse the washing A number of little Rios today
Some shelter from a shower.
A classy HorreosA Fuente with classic twin church bell tower in the distanceChristina’s mystery rose donor againCloudy ahead but mild An imposing gateway and a decorated MojonValley View – However, the weather was not as bad as it looks and it was here that I was passed by two pilgrims pushing a paralysed man in a kind of portable stretcher- they were jogging and backed up by a team of four – you had to applaud. It reminded me of the film “ I’ll Push You “ that came out a few years back – a heartwarming account of pushing a friend all the way to Santiago. Probably available on YouTube . Explanation of photo belowThe bridge at Ribadiso – the original pilgrim hospital has been restored- a beautiful place.Just off the main road to Arzúa Welcome to ArzuaThis is opposite our hotel – El Cima do Logo – on the Camino A beer and tortilla whilst waiting to check inSunshine not storms on the patio off our roomChristina’s picnic lunch on the patio with Mike & myself “ Bon Provecho” y Muchas Gracias
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