Parador Vitoria-Gasteiz

Carretera N-I Km 363, Alava Vitoria-Gasteiz, Basque, Spain and Canary Islands

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Nigger on the beach as embodiment of time wasting

A travel blog entry by cariverga

... 1086;го заним 72;тельн& #1086;го регио 85;а.

Вот в Витор 80;и, напри 84;ер, есть завед 77;ние-об ладат ...

The Walking Stick

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... an absolute mass of pilgrims that either had descended, or were in the process of descending, on that one small cafe. The place was overrun not only in the small confines of its premises but also outside in the expanse of area fronting the cafe. It looked like an infestation. And Cristobal and I merely had to look at each other to make the mutual decision to push onwards without stopping there. I knew that I would be happier once Holy Week was over and the crowds dissipate.
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The Shell of St.James

A travel blog entry by matsamuel

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... St.Jean Pied de Port. Paola had actually brought her shell all the way from Italy. The connection I had with the shell on my backpack was fairly insignificant at first but grew stronger each day. But I'm sure Paola's shell had much more significance to her. The odd thing was that Maurica didn't have a shell or at least not one that was visible.

I asked her about this and she said she didn't really feel like getting one at the start of the pilgrimage. She really ...

Meeting a donkey

A travel blog entry by susansantiago

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... Then Navarrete was on the horizon and we were exhausted. The way had been easy with no mud and only a few inclines but both Corrie and I were having trouble with our hips and my right foot was on fire. Must say, my foot is a mess and needs a few days to heal.

When we arrived at the alburge we had to wait 30 minutes for it to open at 3pm. We got beds on the third floor but the bathrooms are on 1 and 2 so it was up and down to have a shower, ...

LEAVING nAVARRA REGION

A travel blog entry by john.beach

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... many living in tumble-down stone houses, and the poverty of Spain very clear. High unemployment (29% in Spain), migration of young people to cities, and economic downturn combine to leave many villages ¨deäd¨, still at frequent intervals along our path (every 5 or 8 kms), but clearly doing it tough.
The good news is that the mullet still reigns supreme here, it´s still fine to wear stilletoes if you are a little beefy, and the ¨¨tramp stamp¨ is ...

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