Pt. 4 Camino Frances: Estella

[CaminoDebrita]

Here's my fourth installment, and features the beautiful church in Estella!

 

[JennyH94]

Fantastic video Deb! And another top musical choice!
Cheers -
Jenny x

 

[CaminoDebrita]

Lovely pictures but I am puzzled: isn't this San Pedro de la Rua and Santo Sepulchro mixed together? It's a bit disconcerting to watch ...

@Kathar1na I have neither been to Italy nor to Jerusalem! I took all my photos day by day, and am sorry if I confused you?! Please tell me which photos you think don't belong? I only use photos that I personally take,

 

[Maryimelda]

Lovely photos, great memories. I'll be looking forward to some more.

 

[OzAnnie]

Deb
Always lovely to be transported back
Did I miss parts 1 to 3 somewhere
Great job
Thank you
Annie

 

[Damien Reynolds]

Agree with a great choice of music. Thanks for transporting.

 

[CaminoDebrita]

Deb
Always lovely to be transported back
Did I miss parts 1 to 3 somewhere
Great job
Thank you
Annie

You can search for my album on this site, CaminoDebrits/--- or you can look on YouTube under my name, Deb Harman

 

[CaminoDebrita]

I don't doubt it . I can see that you took photos of the Iglesia del Santo Sepulcro (1) when you walked into Estella and of the Iglesia de San Pedro de la Rua (2) when you had reached the centre of Estella. Your sequence of photos shows 2,1,2,1,2,2,2,2,2 but presents the two churches as one church, which struck me as very odd. (1) is permanently closed and I don't know whether there is a statue of St James inside but there are two on the outside, one in the row of apostles on the top and one on the left side of the portal, with St Martin on the right. The statue in the video is in (2), obviously.

Here are the thumbnails of the portals of the two churches (1) and (2) - click on the first one to see the fine details including the hellish monster devouring people.
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I am glad that you noticed the Church of Santo Sepulcro. So many people walked straight past it when we were there. It was a bit painful to see that. We spent about an hour looking at the church, there are so many details. I know ... we all walk our own caminos.

I love the photo you took of the colours of the light on the pulpit in (2)! Thank you for sharing.

I really appreciate you clarifying, and I will certainly clean things up when I am back in civilization.

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

Here's my fourth installment, and features the beautiful church in Estella!

Only two things to say, great foto's and again a good choice of the music.
Wish you well, Peter.