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... still is the fact that you can climb it. So we did. We had lunch here and then drove down the coast to Santiago de Compostela. Home of a cathedral which has the bones of S.T.James inside. Lovely twin tower built in the 13th century. Pilgrims have been ...
We got to Santiago in time for the celebrations to begin. We were all excited to not have to go to bed at 10pm and get up early. We were excited to eat real food and sit about not doing anything and to Party!! A few of us stayed in the same guesthouse ...
After 31 days walking (with one day off for good behaviour.. well, one day off because I was exhausted and needed to sleep!) I made it across Spain..along the centuries old Camino de Santiago.. St James Way.. amazing.
Du 29 septembre au 4 octobre - September 29 to October 4 - LA FIN / THE END
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Spain - where is the best?
Posted on Oct 5, 2009, 21:36:06
... , bustling, beautiful oceanfront promenades, well located for good daytrips. Greener and lusher than you would expect from Spain. Santiago de Compostela - incredible cathedral that is the end point of the Saint James pilgrimage, the entire city exudes a ...
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Schengen long-term tourist visas
Posted on Apr 17, 2009, 15:29:19
... Anyways, my first dream is to hike/ramble across Europe and back - from Tarifa in the south of Spain up through Portugal to the Camino de Santiago from Santiago de Compostela to the French border, along some yet-to-be-determined northern route to Tallinn, ...
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Schengen long-term tourist visas
Posted on Apr 19, 2008, 21:47:58
... Anyways, my first dream is to hike/ramble across Europe and back - from Tarifa in the south of Spain up through Portugal to the Camino de Santiago from Santiago de Compostela to the French border, along some yet-to-be-determined northern route to Tallinn, ...
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The schengen situation for RTW travellers
Posted on Jul 2, 2007, 21:12:50
... spending the majority of our trip in Europe we want to be able to spend more than just the 90 days. We are walking the Camino del Santiago which is going to take a nice chomp out of our 90 days - plus we then want to see a LOT more of spain, Croatia and ...
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