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Thank you @peregrina2000.
A little village of Leon wants to be Galicia.
The main reason is that they want a good road. They speak Galego, as their normal language that is the same case of the villages from Villafranca to O Cebreiro. But this change of Comunidad Autonoma is extremely difficult.
El pueblo leonés que pide ser gallego: «Non lle debemos ningún favor a Castela e León»
Los vecinos de Fuente de Oliva ven su estilo de vida más vinculado a Lugowww.lavozdegalicia.es
Brilliant, Beautiful. Wish I had written the words!A friend of mine in Asturias sent me a link to this youtube video. A little upbeat determination may be just what the doctor ordered right now.
There are subtitles in English, and the photography is gorgeous.
In Galego is " Vaia con Deus".Brilliant, Beautiful. Wish I had written the words!
Don't know how to say it in Gallego but Vaya con Dios anyway!
Samarkand.
PS Cant wait till I have my first coffee in Casa Samarkanda!
In the article it is mentioned the Centro de Salud in Pedrafita do Cebreiro but I am afraid there isn't any direct road to Galicia now. So, that new road would be constructed by the Xunta in the case they join Galicia what as I said before it is extremely complicated.What an interesting article. @Pelegrin, in the article, the residents complain about medical care. As an aside, for us in the US, the fact that a village of 15 people would complain that they only get a visit from the doctor once a week is far beyond our comprehension.But they note that there is a clinic in Galicia very close to them — is it not possible for them to use that clinic?
I loveA friend of mine in Asturias sent me a link to this youtube video. A little upbeat determination may be just what the doctor ordered right now.
There are subtitles in English, and the photography is gorgeous.
And those Galicians "have damned beautiful eyes" as well.I lovethose gorgeous horses (and of course the nice people as well).
That was my reaction, too, @chinacat. I haven`t seen them anywhere in the US, but they do improve the aesthetics of masks quite a bit.Are those transparent masks only available in Spain/Galicia?
They’re so much more friendly ...
Are those transparent masks only available in Spain/Galicia?
My son and his family still wonder why Grandmother is insane about Spain and her feet itch to walk her fourth Camino. Well, this just may help explain ... a bit! And my 13 old grandchild, like her 75 year old Grandmother, should really really love the horses! A well done and well thought-out, video.I lovethose gorgeous horses (and of course the nice people as well).
Thank you. Wonderful. Hurrah for Galicia!A friend of mine in Asturias sent me a link to this youtube video. A little upbeat determination may be just what the doctor ordered right now.
There are subtitles in English, and the photography is gorgeous.
Available on the internetThat was my reaction, too, @chinacat. I haven`t seen them anywhere in the US, but they do improve the aesthetics of masks quite a bit.
Thank you! This is fabulous I wish more of us in USA would adopt this attitude.A friend of mine in Asturias sent me a link to this youtube video. A little upbeat determination may be just what the doctor ordered right now.
There are subtitles in English, and the photography is gorgeous.
A friend of mine in Asturias sent me a link to this youtube video. A little upbeat determination may be just what the doctor ordered right now.
There are subtitles in English, and the photography is gorgeous.
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