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  1. mylifeonvacation

    New private donativo albergue in Ferrol

    Yes, that would be correct. The building looks very nice. The 4th floor would be the top level and the view from the photos in the article matches what you can see across the street on Google Maps. It is just a few doors down from Zahara.
  2. mylifeonvacation

    Looking (and sounding!) like the road from Sarria

    500-600 people per day on the Ingles? Smell of decaying flesh?? I'm having a little trouble with both of these statements - were there some posts deleted after these were discussed? I see the person who made these statements is now a "deleted member". Still, I would hate for a newbie to read...
  3. mylifeonvacation

    Ingles in March or Summer 2020

    I always try to maximize my time off too. From the east coast it's easy enough to find an evening flight on, let's say, a Friday night and get a connecting flight that arrives into Santiago de Compostela or A Coruña in the late afternoon/evening on Saturday. I try to make sure to allow about 2...
  4. mylifeonvacation

    Taxi's on the Ingles.

    Actually, Uber just started operating in A Coruña at the end of July. But on the route from Ferrol that won't do any good. I echo what the others have said - utilize a local taxi service. Some hotels will do pick-ups from the route. Buen Camino!
  5. mylifeonvacation

    LIVE from the Camino Currently in Sigüeiro

    The two places are most likely Café Restaurante Mirás and Restaurante Cortéz. I’ve not personally been to either, but both are recommended by locals.
  6. mylifeonvacation

    New xunta albergue at Ordes

    It’s a bit hidden sort of uphill from the road, up a narrow tree-lined lane. I took this photo from already partway up the lane, so you can see how it’s not actually right on the road.
  7. mylifeonvacation

    New xunta albergue at Ordes

    I just saw this posted on FB on a Spanish Camino Ingles page.
  8. mylifeonvacation

    New xunta albergue at Ordes

    Yes, it’s actually right next door to Anton Veiras. I drove by there in March when they were laying down concrete. Also, plans are in the works for the City of Ordes to make a path for the 2km walk from the Albergue into town. It’s kind of a busy road, so that will be a nice option when...
  9. mylifeonvacation

    Advice for the Camino Ingles for June 2019.

    You are right, @davebugg There are several hotels, pensiones, rooms, and casas rurales that don’t get talked about much, but are available (depending on budget, or course) and somewhat nearby the route. Google maps is a great resource to check out the locations. Until more accommodations are...
  10. mylifeonvacation

    Churches on The Ingles

    There’s a small chapel across the road from Bar Avelina, which is on both legs of the route. The ladies in the café-bar can get the key from the neighbor who holds it and take you over, time permitting. There’s also a large century tree that is a neat photo op.
  11. mylifeonvacation

    Prize-winning architecture in A Coruña

    It is a striking building! I have never seen it from the angle in the article, but just from the street, driving by. If you leave the Torre de Hercules going towards the right (heading for the Orzán and Riazor beaches) you'll first pass the aquarium on your right and then around the next curve...
  12. mylifeonvacation

    Sept 2019 Walk Set, Any 'Do Not Miss This' suggestion?

    In Betanzos stop at the tourism office (right in the main square, in front of the taxi stand) to make sure Parque Pasatempo is open when you visit. It’s closed currently as they have been making (much needed!) repairs. Hopefully it is open when you are there because it really is a very unique...
  13. mylifeonvacation

    Stay in Santiago or Ferrol ahead of first day?

    I agree with all of the above; I’d also go to Ferrol the same evening of arrival. Here’s current info on the Tourist/Pilgrim’s office in Ferrol: https://visitferrol.com/oficinas-de-turismo/?lang=en
  14. mylifeonvacation

    Camino Inglés Accomodations List

    http://caminodesantiago.consumer.es/los-caminos-de-santiago/ingles/ The Eroski site shows the A Coruña - Bruma arm as Stage 7, but only lists albergues. For the complete current list for both arms I think the CJS guide is your best bet...
  15. mylifeonvacation

    Getting from A Coruna to Ferrol?

    www.rome2rio.com is a great place to explore the different travel options. The train runs regularly between the two, but bus is more frequent. The bus line is Arriva: https://arriva.gal/servicios/horarios-en-pdf I’ve taken the bus twice and it’s a nice ride. The second time there was even WiFi...
  16. mylifeonvacation

    Camino Ingles A Coruna to Pontedeume

    The route from Coruña actually goes through Segurde first, then meets up with the route from Ferrol in Hospital de Bruma. To go through Pontedeume you would start in Ferrol. Perhaps they were suggesting flying in to A Coruña? You’d then take a bus or train to Ferrol to start walking. The arm...
  17. mylifeonvacation

    Pontedeume to Miño - Via the Coast

    Wow! This is great!! Thank you for the map and the details!!
  18. mylifeonvacation

    Casa Julia

    The ascent to Bruma from Presedo is much more gentle now since it’s been re-routed. But to break up the walk from Betanzos to Bruma, here are some places (aside from the Albergue in Presedo): The distances are by car using Google Maps with Meson Museo Xente no Camiño as the pick up point...
  19. mylifeonvacation

    Camino Ingles Guide Questions

    It is not open yet and I haven’t seen anything that gives an actual date. This article from November says the construction is complete, it just needs to be furnished and readied for pilgrims...
  20. mylifeonvacation

    Camino Ingles in August 2019?

    Or just have a really short day and enjoy Casa Doña Maria! The backyard / garden is beautiful and there’s even a ping pong table for entertainment!

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