Arrows and Signs
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Though we now use GPS or another app (Wise Pilgrim) to navigate, we still rely on the yellow arrows and other markings laid down for pilgrims to follow.
They appear on homes, telephone poles,Leia mais
Though we now use GPS or another app (Wise Pilgrim) to navigate, we still rely on the yellow arrows and other markings laid down for pilgrims to follow.
They appear on homes, telephone poles,Leia mais
Nine days and 81 or so miles ago, we stopped at a roadside bar/cafe for a Coke and coffee and croissant in the town of Vega de Sariego. A man was sitting outside the bar, having a bottle of sidra,Leia mais
The rest of our trip—
And time to check in, clean up and have a good lunch. Night, all!
While most of Europe, and the rest of Spain, are sweltering under a deadly heat wave, were still enjoying sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60s to mid 70s. Apparently the mountains we’ve beenLeia mais
Last night we stayed in a casa rural, situated a bit outside of town. It was beautifully designed and decorated by the owner, Luis, and his wife. She’s also an artist. Some of her works are shown inLeia mais
Compared to the Camino Frances, the Camino del Norte suffers from a lack of accommodation in terms of pilgrim housing. There simply aren’t many albergues on this route. So this trip we’ve ended upLeia mais
Our new favorite town... sorry our photos are so dark but we had rain most of the day.
We’re in Asturias province, where the specialty drink is sidra, a cider made from crabapples. We’ve seen a lot of restaurants that advertise sidra and the foods that go with it. It’s about 6%Leia mais
Walking into Llanes the other day, we passed by this faded beauty. I somehow found some references on Google that led me to information on this Villa Concepcion and the “casas Indianos,” IndianoLeia mais
Gertraud M Amazing!