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    • ViajanteDiane’s Camino Frances
      11
      Dia 39

      O’Cebreiro to Triacastela

      29 de maio de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C

      Well I did it - I walked a full day!

      I left O’Cebreiro as the sun was rising and the mountains were full of mist. There were a few very big climbs and then a very, very long and steep descent. But the paths were reasonably flat and there were some beautiful shaded areas which made it much easier. There were a few delays as we had to wait for the cattle to walk down the road in a number of villages.

      Triacastela is a lively place with lots of restaurants. I had my most delicious Menu del Dia so far and then back to my bunk for a siesta.

      It’s a great feeling to be back walking.

      Albergue-Pensión Complexo Xacobeo
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    • Andreas HellwigCamino Frances 2022
      1
      Dia 35

      Tag 35 Laguna de Casilla n Triacastilla

      5 de junho de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C

      Heute ging es erst Bergauf bis auf 1300 Meter und dann wieder runter auf 600 Meter.
      Das Wetter war heute sehr neblig und windig.
      Die Sonne kam natürlich erst auf dem letzten Kilometer raus.
      Aber es war trotz allem ein Wunderschöner Tag zum Pilgern.
      Der Weg ging heute durch viele kleinere Dörfer mit jeder Menge Kühen.
      Was man dem Weg und meinen Schuhen dann auch angesehen hat 🤣🤣.
      Mittlerweile machen das Wetter und die Wege mir nichts mehr aus.
      Ich kann es sowieso nicht ändern und Laufen muss ich auch also egal 😉😉.      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino frances.
      4
      Dia 34

      Von la Laguna nach triacastella

      5 de junho de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 15 °C

      Hola und frohe Pfingsten. Von la laguna ging es erstmal bergauf nach o cebreiro, wo eine Grenzmarkierung steht, welche signalisiert, dass man die Grenze von Kastilien/Leon nach Galizien überschreitet. Leider war die Sicht auf fast 1300hm max. 50m. An manchen Stellen hatte man so eine Märchenwald Athmosphäre, dass es fast unheimlich wirkte. Meist begegnet man Menschen auf dem camino gleich mehrmals, vor allem so scheint es, wenn die Chemie passt. Da treffe ich zum x tem Mal Moyla und Bill aus california und wir unterhalten uns über das erlebte, machen ein Foto von uns dreien und pilgern weiter, thats camino, see you. Vor ein paar Tagen traf ich Kenneth aus Oregon mit deutschen Vorfahren. Er hat mir eine wunderschöne Widmung mitgegeben, der Inhalt ist Top secret, thats camino. So wieder zurück zur heutigen Etappe. Nach 25km, vielen kleinen pueblos und muy bien cafe con leche y bocadillos endlich Ankuft in triacastella. Erkenntnis des Tages: man sieht sich meist 2x oder 3x oder???? Buen camino.Leia mais

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    • ViajanteAdventure on Camino Francis
      111
      Dia 40

      O’Cebreiro and Triacastela

      9 de outubro de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 21 °C

      Day 35 O’Cebreiero and day 36 Triacastela - Left Villafranca early for the 18 mile walk to O’Cebreiro. The last 10 kms of the route was one of the steepest, second only to the climb over the Pyrenees at the beginning of the Camino, but there were some stunning views along the Varcace valley that could not be captured by camera - although I tried. The valley is steep and narrow and heavily wooded with pine and chestnut so quite shady. Some of it reminded me of walks in Uttrakhand. Half way up the climb I stopped at a cute (and very welcome) restaurant for a fabulous meal and made the mistake of having a glass beer - bad choice because I still had a significant climb! Ran into the Aussies when I was at the tail end of the climb. Passed a pleasant half hour chatting while herds of cows passed right behind us. And then on to destination for the night.
      O’Cebreiero is a very cute town that apparently used to be a dairy village and is now a tourist hotspot. Ran into my friend from Vermont - Ginny, and had dinner with her. Somewhere along the way she had taken a bus to catch up. I also ran into Josh who has moved to Burgos from Florida. His wife had done the Camino several years ago and loved it so much that she decided to move here. She teaches English at a local primary school.
      Today, day 36, was similar with hilly terrain, there were some steep climbs and descents with a final steep descent into Triacastela. I walked for a while with the Aussies and Dr Steve and had dinner with a bunch of friends. It’s a small town and all the pilgrims had gathered outside this one restaurant that had seating all along the road.
      Tomorrow I’ll be in Sarria - from there it’s just 100 kms to Santiago!!      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino23
      1112421
      Dia 33

      O'cebreiro to Triacastela

      18 de setembro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ⛅ 64 °F

      AYUDAME. "Help." Why is the Camino putting all these very tall mountains in my path. Another day of The Rain in Spain, and climbing mountains. Left for Triacastela at 8 AM. Approximately 30 km's mostly in the mountains. Felt good, no aches or pains, so it was a tough day but productive. The sights were extraordinary. To be so high and go from walking in a mist to some beautiful countryside was amazing. Ran into Wennie again today. He was happy and smiling as before, he was singing some African tunes as he hiked, sounded good until he put some distance between us. We are in the part of Spain known as Galatia. This part of Spain was first inhabited by Celtics around 410 AD. Triacastela is a mountain town, small, quaint but very beautiful. I am really feeling good today. Will tell you why in the morning. Going now to find some of that good cabbage soup. Buen Camino.Leia mais

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    • ViajanteTravelling Tanja
      Dia 206

      Camino Frances 14

      21 de agosto de 2019, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 22 °C

      Von Villafranca habe ich mich gestern auf den 30 km lange Weg nach O Cebreiro gemacht. Die Etappe war doch ziemlich anstrengend, denn in der ersten Hälfte läuft man fast nur auf Asphalt und bei der zweiten Hälfte geht es ordentlich bergauf. 🥵
      Aber es hat sich gelohnt, denn ich bin gestern im ersten galicischen Ort angekommen und der Ausblick von O Cebreiro aus war fantastisch.
      Nachdem es gestern den Berg hoch ging, führte der Weg heute wieder über lange Strecken bergab. (Was genauso anstrengend ist)
      Von O Cebreiro bin ich über Linares, Fonfria und Filloval bis in das kleine Dorf A Balsa gelaufen.
      Diese vielen (klitze-) kleinen Dörfer hier sind richtig schön.      Leia mais

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    • Camino Sisters 2023
      211
      Dia 33

      I’m Going Down Down Down ..

      1 de outubro de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C

      Laguna de Castilla to Triacastela
      Day 30 - 24km

      After our very long day yesterday todays walk was perfect. We managed to scramble up the mountain in time to catch the sunrise this morning around 8.15, which was spectacular. After ambling through the quaint village of O’Cebreiro we climbed a further 3 kms before it tapered off. The views from here were breathtaking, with mainly farmland and as we walked we were serenaded by the bells around the cows necks. It was an easy descent into Triacastela and we arrived in good time to enjoy a beer and lunch. 🍻Looking forward to a couple of wines tonight and a shorter walk into Sarria tomorrow.🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino Santiago de Compostella
      Dia 31

      Dinner

      17 de junho de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 73 °F

      Butternut squash soup
      Medley over veggies with hummus rice cake something looks like baba ganoosh... and maybe something else
      Chocolate cake

      And we also discovered that Chico's name actually Bobo
      When his dad said Chico he meant he was a male dog, so clear misunderstanding      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteCamino de Santiago
      2
      Dia 20

      Triacastela

      19 de agosto de 2023, Espanha ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C

      I woke up this morning feeling a little glum from yesterday’s loneliness. I felt nervous when I heard rain in the gutters outside and worried about a repeat of the heavy rain in the Pyrenees. I tried to see if the rain would let up while I ate breakfast but eventually set out. Only a few paces into the walk, I overlapped with a nice Spanish man. We chatted and had a similar walking pace, so we ended up walking together for most of the morning. I was grateful for his company, especially on a rainy walking day when there’s not much to look at but mist.

      Eventually I separated from the Spanish man because I wanted to stop at a cafe to change my socks. I walked alone for a bit and then stopped again when it started to rain more heavily. I ran into two Australians I had lunch with a few days ago and joined them for the final stretch. By the time I arrived in Triacastela the rain had stopped and I was grateful for the company that helped buoy me through a longer walking day.

      I’m looking forward to my plans for tomorrow. I’m going to take an alternate Camino route that passes through Samos. Samos has an active monastery founded in the 6th century. And, if the monastery isn’t that cool, there’s also a cypress tree nearby that is 1,000 years old! I’m excited to visit.      Leia mais

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    • ViajanteWalking the Camino
      11
      Dia 26

      Triacastela

      26 de julho de 2022, Espanha ⋅ ☀️ 86 °F

      We reached Galicia today, and arrived in Triacastela, after 26k, at about 12:30. We started our trek at 5:30am, walking straight uphill, for the first 5k, our headlamps lighting our path. Walking in the dark is magical. The stars seem so close, as the full moon that guided our walk two weeks ago, has now decreased to a sliver. The tiny droplets that appeared in the beam of my headlamp, turned into a fog bank, and hid the view below the mountains when we reached the top. Walking in the dark is silent, allowing for things to emerge and transform. It also presents surprises, like the dog who was not sure that he liked me walking by his barn in the dark. After lots of barking, and a momentary standoff, he allowed us to continue on our way. As the sunlight emerged over the mountain range, we shared a cup of coffee and made a toast to the new day, and our last Tuesday, walking the Camino.
      Triacastela , our destination, is a small farming community, with gardens and cattle. The photos show some of the sites, including the cows who don't follow street signs, and the bathroom sign that gives explicit instructions, in case you need them.😂 Love to you all!      Leia mais

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