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I ran across this article and thought I'd pass it on.
But I confess, my first thought, as I read the headline was:
"What do you MEAN? UNLIKELY?? Hardly!!! More like 'Inevitable' "
Anyway, it brought back fond memories of morning stops.
bloomberg.com The Unlikely Rise of the Pastel de Nata...
Just to let you know that someone else of your vintage gets your post heading, I offer this, knowing that I am intentionally omitting words and phrases:
"...sitting on the dashboard of my car!"
And this from the version Paul Newman sang in "Cool Hand Luke""
"Comes in colors pink and pleasant...
My first Camino was in April-May, Porto to Santiago. Was in a group of 5. We walked along the coast our first day to the municipal ablburgue in Vila do Conde, Santa Clara, which had recently opened and was excellent! From there we headed over to the central route, with the alburgue in Sao...
Not exactly. But I remember that the cost to send the packages via the Portuguese mail to the last town in Portugal was very reasonable, but once they left Portugal, and were handled by the Spanish mail, the cost was, comparatively, eye-popping. I remember thinking, overall, the cost was a...
You could also forward your bags to Ivar for collection upon arrival in SdC.
http://www.casaivar.com/luggage-storage-in-santiago-de-compostela/index.html
I sent extra travel gear (soft sided, foldable luggage; clothes; and other odds and ends) last year by post from Porto. With better...
Last spring (mid May to early June), my daughter and I took 22 days, from Porto to SdC, including flying from the US and back, a full day in Porto to sight see, a "zero" day of sightseeing in Valenca, 2 full days in ScC and a full day in Madrid for museum-going. We actually walked on only 14...
Auburnfive, may daughter and I just returned from walking from Porto in late May, arriving in SdC in early June. We started by taking the metro to Matoshinos, then crossing the river from there and hiking along the coast to Vilo do Conde, which was a wonderful day and great start to our Camino...
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