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In some places, gardeners/farmers prune (to just big stalks/branches) plants heavily for healthier growth (leaves, flowers, fruits, etc) for the upcoming season..
Dani and Sanghui will take care of you very well. Even if you stay at other Castrojeriz' accommodations but has the craving for Korean cuisine, just call Dani or Sanghui, at (+34) 649 481 609 / (+34) 672 580 959
to reserve you a spot and a bibimbap plate on the dinner table. Kindly extend my...
Albergue Orion in Castrojeriz serve "bibimbap" prepared by Sanghui (Korean lady), as well as spicy/hot ramen noodles for dinner. Dani, part owner, made sure I enjoyed my stay and dinner there twice (2022/2023). I have seen several albergues, hostels, and pensions (cannot remember the names)...
An aside, good portion of Koreans are Christians. Koreans walk the Camino de Santiago encouraged by "Korean Hostel in Spain," a TV variety show in Korea. Three pioneering Koreans decided to start an albergue to provide passing travellers a comfortable resting space and warm Korean meals...
My recent post about Camino de Santiago "official routes or paths recognized under Law 5/2016 of May 4, on the cultural heritage of Galicia (art. 73.2)" is, as it states, about "Camino de Santiago." More specifically, Camino Frances from Saint Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela.
Law 5/2016 has no direct relevance to the 1951 documentary. I was merely pointing out that Saint Jean Pied de Port is a popular starting point of Camino Frances,' owing its popularity to medieval (17th) and modern histories (early 2000s). As another forum member alluded, current popular Camino...
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Routes to Santiago
There are different routes to make a pilgrimage to Santiago. Traditionally, the pilgrim left his home to reach the "Casa de Santiago", the Cathedral, and therefore it would be...
I just wrote a brief citation of how Domenico Laffi, a 17th century pilgrim from Bologna to Santiago de Compostela, visited and described Saint Jean Pied de Port during his pilgrimage.
In the translated (James Hall) and reprinted diary of Domenico Laffi, 17th century pilgrim from Bologna to Santiago de Compostela, it states how he and a fellow pilgrim "reached St-Jean-Pied-de-Port. It is the last town that belongs to the King of France." The diary proceeds to describe...
Yes, but this was the albergue where my Camino backpack and all its contents was stolen from the designated transporting space. They took my retractable walking cane and my shower shoes off my backpack and put it in my sons backpack. The proprietor never took responsibility or blame even though...
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