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Yes. They were also closed last Sunday because of a family function - I’d confirm my meals for Poladura and Pajares before you walk past La Robla / Pola de Gordón.
There’s a fantastic kitchen at the albergue in Poladura so you can cook up a real...
This is a wonderful Camino! Make sure you get Ender's guide - there are some small villages where you need to call a day ahead to make sure they have food for you (e.g., Pajares). Also, Poladura de la Tercia's lone restaurant used to be closed on...
We (my husband and me) are finishing the San Salvador tomorrow. We met one pilgrim on the first evening in Cabanillas that shared almost all the stages with us so far. We picked up another pilgrim on the third night in Poladura de la Tercia. So...
The stone pillars were already there in 2009 when I passed by. I seem to recall a place in the countryside, on the trail not far from the pillar in @fb1 photo. It was a memorial or milenium project honouring the three peoples who dwelt together...
Where was the photo of the stone pillar taken? I thought I read somewhere about reciprocal inscribed monuments being installed in both Spain and Korea regarding their respective caminos - could it be stylized hangul? But I vaguely recall that...
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