Playa de Laxe La Coruña
Ave Cesareo Pondal 27 La Coruña, Galicia, 15117, Spain and Canary Islands
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Horreos, history, and highrise burial
Carnota, Muros, Noia, Portosin
Continuing down the coast from Finesterre, some lovely beaches as you can see in the photos, and next you come to Carnota, famous for having the largest granite grain storage silo, or Horreo, in Galicia. These things are everywhere in Galicia on farms and simply in gardens, although probably those in gardens are largely ...
The Coast of Death
Cote del morte
Finisterre and Muxia Fisterra in the local dialect, or Finisterre to everyone else, it's is a small fishing town and it is famous for having Cape Finisterre nearby. Finisterre means the "end of the earth", and is often said to be the ...
Sunday on the Coast
... at 9:30 to say goodbye and pick up a bufflebag of my stuff to take home. Too bad I have to work this week, I would have love to keep traveling with them...
I spent the whole weekend in awe of my grandparents. They are so impressive... in everything. They spent hours in the back seat of a rental car and never complained about being uncomfortable. They tried any and all food that appeared before them and, other than Grandpa's rejection ...
Weekend in A Coruña
... was nice enough that we were able to go to the beach in the afternoon. However, unlike Málaga, Northern Galicia has really cold water and, with the light wind, it was too cold for me to want to get in the water.
Tuesday we got up at 6 and were on the road to O Barco by 6:40. The vacation is over... back to work. They dropped my off in O Barco with time enough to drop off my backpack and take a deep breath and then I met Isa to head up to Rubiá for SCHOOL!
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Journey to the end of the world
Another big day in pilgrim life. Although I'm not really a pilgrim any more, sad. Today was a really sad day actually, filled with lots of goodbyes, and endings.
The goodbyes were to Virginie and Victoria, who were more ambitious than we, and were walking to Finisterre. I was planning to walk, but after reaching Santiago I felt like I had finished walking. I didn't feel any great need to walk any more, ...



