El Pito to Rellayo

jpflavin1

Veteran Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Camino 2024 unknown starting 4/1 from somewhere.

• Apr 19, 2014

• #1

I am not sure what happened here as I was following arrows and shells but the walk from El Pito to El Rellayo seemed more like 8km's than 4km's. As I came upon the Hotel Marino, I could not resist the setting. Going to spend the night here by the Sea (30 euros with breakfast). Today was a beautiful walk from Salinas to here with the exception of the piece from Lupa. Not sure what happened. The map shows the route paralleling the highway but I kept crossing over and under. That said, it appears I am to be rewarded with this lovely setting.

Update: my room even has a patio with a stunning view of the Sea. Joe is a happy Pilgrim.

Ultreya,
Joe

 

Last edited: Apr 19, 2014

angulero

Active Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #2

¿Le preguntaste a una señora por donde iba el camino cuando llegaste a Soto del Barco?. Si es así, te vi y creo que bajaste por la carretera general en vez de por donde está marcado el camino.

Did you ask a lady where I was going the way when it came to Soto del Barco?. If so, I saw and I think it came down by the main road instead of on the road where noted.

 

peregrina2000

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• Apr 19, 2014

• #3

Sounds wonderful, Joe. No trudging through the snow for you this year!

 

jpflavin1

Veteran Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Camino 2024 unknown starting 4/1 from somewhere.

• Apr 19, 2014

• #4

peregrina2000 said:

Sounds wonderful, Joe. No trudging through the snow for you this year!

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So far the weather has been spectacular View from my balcony

 

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mikevasey

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• Apr 19, 2014

• #5

If any place has an almost mystical symbolism inside of me from my caminos then it is this place Concha de Artedo. It has a special meaning from my 1st camino, and on my 2nd when I flew home from A Coruna the only break in the thick cloud that was over Western Europe happened briefly when I could see the distinctive outline of this bay. You are a lucky, lucky Man!

 

angulero

Active Member

• Apr 19, 2014

• #6

Desde otro punto de vista.

From another point of view.