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Actually, there are several sites nearby us that could be made into something serving pilgrims, but the coastal route is not so heavily traveled and thus the economics aren't great.
What is already happening, is an attempt to change the route of the Camino as it passes through Carreño. The...
UNESCO has announced that El Camino del Norte has been placed on the World Heritage List… El Camino Primitivo (from Oviedo) and el Camino Costero (the coastal route) are now the patrimony of humanity.
http://www.lne.es/asturias/2015/07/05/unesco-declara-patrimonio-mundial-caminos/1782337.html#
I live along the Camino between Gijón and Avilés (Sopeñes in El Valle de Carreño) on la Ruta de la costa… about 4 kilometers from the sea… been here 3 summers & 3 winters. Winter brought many intense & rainy storms with a few dry and sunny days. It rains spring, summer, and autumn, but not...
Hummmm… it appears that a subversive local resident took up your advice. The intersection that was causing the most confusion has been made clear by moving a sign and painting out erroneous arrows. Next up, communication with the local government so they learn where El Camino de Santiago runs...
Yes, that is the original route. One can find it on many web sites… the local issue is that the local government is placing metal signs of maps demonstrating false caminos. Check out the images above and you will see where the issue lies. To stay on the original route one has to take the road to...
True enough and already in the works. Obliterating the 12 false arrows for the false camino is first up.
The real camino is marked after the problem intersection.
The problem intersection can been seen in the attached photos. The intersection where the false camino begins has signs for too...
I'm not sure how to put this less bluntly: El Camino del Norte (la costa) is being changed to benefit a bar and sidereria. The true camino leaves Gijón, rises up onto a ridge, runs along flat terrain for a bit, and then drops down to pass a church (Santa Eulalia) where peregrinos can rest, find...
I'm not sure how to put this less bluntly: El Camino del Norte (la costa) is being changed to benefit a bar and sidereria. The true camino leaves Gijón, rises up onto a ridge, runs along flat terrain for a bit, and then drops down to pass a church where peregrinos can rest, find fresh water, and...
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