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The end is near for this camino
... landscape is very similar. The pace of life is polar opposites to what I'm used to in London and probably one reason I'll never live here until I retire but for the few weeks I spend here every year I get time to relax, see family and I'm always on the search for finding things and places I've never seen before and every time I come I learn something new. It's only recently that I've seen outdoor media spaces advertising Galicia as a ...
Day 9, Computer geeks to vege peaks
An early morning was the last of my worries at this point, considering I don't have my mum or dad around to do the washing, my chinos, which happen to be my formal wear were still encrusted with cigarette smog. I swear I felt filthy when I walked into IBM, but then I realised, every man and his cat puffs on these cancer tubes - so I guess I'm just embracing the Chilean culture by smelling ...
Santiago de Compostela
... itself was a nice city and the weather was perfect during the walk. The route was well marked with clamshell dotted ever 100m or so indicating which way to go. Passed many nationalities on the walk inlcuding Chinese, Japanese, Americans and many Europeans all of which we hoping to finish the walk that afternoon.A couple of bagpipes could be heard around town as you explored the narrow streets.
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Finally in Santiago
... day as both our bodies are rather tired. It 's currently windy, cold and raining but we hope it will pass by the morning. Thursday Nobember 8th Silleda - Ponte Ulla Hiked 14 miles Weather forecast projected a wet day but fortunately it was sunny and the rain held of until we were an hour from our destination. Staying at a Casa Rural which is also a winery with a 400 year old stone wine press which is still in use. Friday November 9th Ponte ...
Vigo? Ve vent, an now Vigo.
... to Spain from God" according to Cervantes. Whatever else, he is the patron saint of Spain and there are statues of him on horseback brandishing a sword on the top of many buildings here.
Apart from the cathedral itself, there are ancient university buildings, palaces and monasteries quite apart from town houses which date from the 11th century onwards. Impressive.
But where to have supper?
Walking down the narrow alleyways, we peered into many of the ...
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