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[QUOTE="Peter Robins, post: 2572, member: 39"] huh? no monuments in Castrojeriz, Fromista, Carrion, Sahagun, Mansilla, Leon, the bridge at Orbigo . . . ? On the contrary, the meseta section is the most interesting in terms of monuments, and at this time of year probably very attractive too, with flowers bursting out of every corner and birdsong on all sides. Depends on what you mean by 'beautiful' of course; as the cliche has it, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I have always found that most places have something to recommend them. If you want woodland, for example, the meseta section is not the place to go; on the other hand, if you want wide-ranging views to distant mountains, then it is. If you like luscious greenery (and rain), then Galicia is ideal. On the meseta section, there are also long stretches along the Roman road, and yes away from the highway. My recommendation would be to take your time, see as much as possible, and if you don't have time to get to Santiago come back some other time to finish it off. The 100km is around a little hamlet called Ferreiros between Sarria and Portomarin. Those wanting to only walk the 100km generally start in Sarria, which can easily be done in a long weekend. [/QUOTE]
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