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The second is the way up to Lorca, I was at the end of my Latin, as they say in Dutch and lost the dear Italian couple on the way up into Lorca and the albergue. The first photo is a bonus for all who miss the Camino. Because what is more like the Camino than a guitarist playing under the shade of a three?Today I scrolled through my camino pictures (yet again!) and noticed I have taken several where windows, doorways, arches, tunnels etc. "frame" the view.
Have you taken similar shots you can share with us? If so, please let us know where you took them.
Mine are from Orisson, Cirauqui, Iratxe, O Cebreiro and Santiago.
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To infinity and beyond!
Ditto, Yoyo! Thank you for thinking to start this interesting thread. Picture threads are always an uplift for me, especially this past year.Thank you everyone for sharing your wonderful photos – what a treat!
Salamanca, Plaza Mayor; Triple staircase, Santo Domingo, Santiago; Judería, Caceres; Alhambra, Granada.Today I scrolled through my camino pictures (yet again!) and noticed I have taken several where windows, doorways, arches, tunnels etc. "frame" the view.
Have you taken similar shots you can share with us? If so, please let us know where you took them.
Mine are from Orisson, Cirauqui, Iratxe, O Cebreiro and Santiago.
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Very unique!I don't know if this is my best "framed" picture, but this one I remembered immediately... Took this foto on an etapa close to Santiago.
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That is the same view as one of my pictures in post #1 – but quite a different kind of beauty!O Cebriero
village
photo taken November 28, 2014
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The last time I climbed up to the mystic/ mythic mountain hamlet of O Cebreiro the broad arch of the church porch framed my view and kept me dry.
In the mist and heavy rain outside was sepia; inside the church, Santa Maria la Real, as always, was calm and immaculate when I rested thankful to have arrived again.
Few pilgrims were about. I sensed the presence of past history while very aware of ever present rain plus my increasing hunger/exhaustion.
After a celebratory lunch I spent that cold November afternoon/night in the refurbished well-heated municipal albergue....Sheltered, warm, and relaxed I was happy just to be.
Yoyo,That is the same view as one of my pictures in post #1 – but quite a different kind of beauty!
I love how you describe the way you felt in that moment. I have never walked a winter camino but I can imagine how important shelter and warmth must be after a day of hiking out in the cold and rain or snow.
Wow MargaretYoyo,
Thank you for setting up this great thread and for your kind comments.
Bad weather when walking can be very difficult, especially snow. Check out this recent account of a memorable March blizzard.
Carpe diem,
Margaret
Love it TrvlDad1!And I have one friend with an accent who thinks this is a great photo(I don't necessarily agree but it is amazing what you may see when you look up from the Camino).
Nice pictures, but can you tell where it is please.?
The first is one of the town gates in SJPdP. The second is somewhere in Galicia, and the third is the ruined church in Viana.Nice pictures, but can you tell where it is please.?
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