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Those are the famous wild dogs!
HAH! I had forgotten how bizarre it was for me to see this at Fatima!
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I’ve seen similar in an outhouse in the Rockies. I was told it’s called a “two-holer.”This is probably my weirdest find.
I'm no prude but this is a step too far for me.
Is the women's toilet in the brand new bar beside the new albergue at El Carracalejo
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Saw these coming out of Sarria. I was not sure if they where art or what. View attachment 56247
Nope, and pretty pleased about thatOK I don't have any pictures of what I saw and I was always wanted to ask the forum members but I didn't know how to ask (because of the nature of the question) , but since this question is being asked about unusual things seen, made me think about it so here it is: In 2017 we walked the Camino Sanabres and around day 3 (I think) we passed by an industrial park and then it went to a wooded area. My sister has an over active bladder and wanted to pee and we looked down and saw about 30 to 40 condoms all scattered about. Also earlier in the day we were walking and my mother in law was waiting for us leaning on a large pole when some car stopped and got out and started talking to her and since she doesn't speak spanish she has no idea what the guy was asking her. The guy left as soon as we appeared. We assumed that he was probably asking her if she was lost, but as soon as we crossed the road we saw lots of condoms scattered about. Then we all joked and told her that they were trying to pick her up. I thought this was all strange. Anyone else saw this walking the Sanabres?
These were actual ladies in local streelifew at the time....While walking in Santiago in the early morning to catch a train home, I “met” the Two Marias.
https://www.andaspain.com/blog/two-marias-santiago-de-compostela/
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An hórreo reimagined?View attachment 94997
Perhaps the oddest object I have seen on any camino is this large piece of "folk art" located on the Camino Portuges at Lugar San Amaro 6 on the N-550 between Pontevedra and A Portela.
The Gronze Camino Portugués guidebook does not mention this curious relic.
De gustibus non est disputandum/ In matters of taste, there can be no disputesAn hórreo reimagined?
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