I walked with Andrew from Victoria again today. We met up in our wonderful accommodation last night. It was a pleasant walk through beautiful cultivated countryside, and we did walk along an old train line, no tracks. It was magical. We seemed to encounter a lot of barking dogs today - luckily, they were all behind fences! One funny thing; we arrived at a church and Mass was in progress, and I went in - only to find we had gatecrashed a Baptism! Naturally, we left pretty quickly. Amettes is Saint Benoit Labre country. He is the Patron Saint of Pilgrims to Rome (and the homeless). In the Church, which is across the road from the most impressive Stations of the Cross I have ever seen, I was able to buy a Holy medal of him. I'll attach it to my backpack tonight.Read more
TravelerWow Carmel. This looks such a beautiful walk
TravelerCarmel I so appreciate your Photos and Descriptions 👏👏👏🤗. An observation from My Galician experience, is that you see and photograph open country and significant religious sites more. I do see open country in green lush Galicia, but few v significant religious buildings.
Carmel CarlsenHonestly, Bruce, they are everywhere here! I love them. Make sure I show you when I get home. I have heaps more shots that I can't share because of the 10 photo limit.
TravelerWow Carmel. This looks such a beautiful walk
Carmel CarlsenIt was Jen. Every day is picturesque scene after picturesque scene. It is incredible!
TravelerCarmel I so appreciate your Photos and Descriptions 👏👏👏🤗. An observation from My Galician experience, is that you see and photograph open country and significant religious sites more. I do see open country in green lush Galicia, but few v significant religious buildings.
Carmel CarlsenHonestly, Bruce, they are everywhere here! I love them. Make sure I show you when I get home. I have heaps more shots that I can't share because of the 10 photo limit.
TravelerWoW nice idea 👏👏👏
Carmel Carlsen👍