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[QUOTE="peregrina2000, post: 894785, member: 537"] Hi, [USER=3111]@ranthr[/USER], Good to have another Invierno alum helping out! Long-time forum members who have followed Invierno posts will know that “big loose dog in Villavieja” and “how to get out of Lalín from the river path” were the two biggest concerns for people who wanted to walk the Invierno. I experienced that huge loose dog in Villavieja on several occasions, and was scared, but apparently, since it is a mastif, I later learned it was just a lot of barking. No one has commented on that dog in a few years now, and I think the increase in pilgrims has finally convinced the owner (or someone has convinced the owner) that this dog can’t keep running around loose. I think that someone once saw the dog in a big pen, but I can’t confirm that. I will say with pretty much confidence, however, that the dog is no longer an issue. (Same is true for leaving Lalín, but we’ll get to that later!) The albergue is one street up from the camino, I’ve attached a street shot. The camino takes you through “lower Villavieja,” past the casa rural, while the albergue is one street higher. [ATTACH]91442[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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