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On this day two years ago, in the Templar Church at Villalcazar de Sirga, Saint James leads the way.
I will be on the Camino Sanabres very soon, starting in Zamora next week. New photos!
May 5, 2022
I had sought solitude on this Camino, and according to this habit that I had developed, I went to the early morning mass in the cathedral, instead of the pilgrim mass at noon.
May 4, 2022
Entering Santiago from the VdlP/Invierno. Some say it is the nicest entry into the city, and I would agree that it is beautiful, but definitely not the easiest entry. After descending to the Rio Sar there is a long steep climb back up to the cathedral which wore me out!
I have enjoyed reading about your adventures on the Invierno, @Simperegrina. I walked it myself in 2022, and will be tackling the Sanabres in April.
Thank you, and Buen Camino!
May1, 2022 Camino Invierno, Lalin
Lalin is known for its pork products. I ordered something I think was called zorza at the restaurant. It was hard to identify, but I supposed it was cooked ground pork.
I second that, thank you for your help, Gerald and Laurie, and to Chrissy for starting the thread. Very timely for me. I’m leaving for Spain in three weeks, and will be walking this Camino for the first time.
I wonder how many pilgrims I might encounter in the second half of April…
It looks as...
@geraldkelly,
I’ll be walking from Zamora starting mid-April. I have looked at your updates, am wondering if the municipal albergue in Montamarta is closed indefinitely?
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