If you've walked the Sanabrés, you will probably remember this bridge. It's between Silleda and Bandeira. Started in the 900s, currently accessible only on foot, overgrown with vines and weeds, but it is a jewel worth saving. https://www.lavozdegalicia.es/notic...boada-sumido-abandono/0003_201709D17C3993.htm
Not far from another camino jewel. When you come out of the woods from the bridge, the little church across the road, now in the municipality of Silleda, the 12th century church, Santiago de Taboada, is well worth a few minutes. The last time I was through, it was open, and the young volunteer sitting there told me the local parishoners had decided to try to have the church open for pilgrims. Very nice and peaceful, love those simple romanesque interiors. Definitely worth a reflective stop.
Buen camino, Laurie
Not far from another camino jewel. When you come out of the woods from the bridge, the little church across the road, now in the municipality of Silleda, the 12th century church, Santiago de Taboada, is well worth a few minutes. The last time I was through, it was open, and the young volunteer sitting there told me the local parishoners had decided to try to have the church open for pilgrims. Very nice and peaceful, love those simple romanesque interiors. Definitely worth a reflective stop.
Buen camino, Laurie