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Muxía, 21-07-25
The MUXÍA Way, Day 2
Sauntering (thanks Thoreau for the explanation) through the Galician countryside...
Camino de Muxía, Etapa 2 – Negreira to Santa Mariña, 21.1 kilometers Negreira Outbound I woke up at 5:30 am in a coughing fit and clambered out of my top bunk, trying not to wake everyone in the albergue. Dragging my blanket with me, I went to the common area in the front of the building to work out my cough and gather my wits. The 1 euro vending machine coffee was the magical elixir. By the…
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Campanas, Iglesia - campanas, igrexa, Muxía, Galicia, 2011.
Ollo de pedra, Muxía, 21-07-25
MUXÍA to FINISTERRE, DAYS 5/6
Closing the loop on the Ways west of Santiago de Compostela...
CAMINO DE MUXÍA, ETAPA 5/6, MUXÍA to LIRES to FINISTERRE, 28.1 KILOMETERS* *There are a few reasons I record these journeys in this blog: 1) It’s a really good place to share and store pictures from the journey, 2) It’s a good practice to help me process my thoughts from pilgrimage, 3) to provide some useful information (but definitely not a guidebook!!) for people considering pilgrimage, and…
The Muxía Way, Day 3
20 miles on foot and a good place to hang my hat for today...
Camino de Muxía, Etapa 3, Santa Mariña to A Grixa, 30.1 kilometers This walk to the coast from Santiago might be my favorite terrain of all that I’ve walked (Francés, Português, Inglés). I love the views, the forests, and the fields. I’ll add more to this in the next post. I decided on this journey that 20 to 22 kilometers a day is my sweet spot for walking (my range is 10km to 43km). The…
The Muxía Way
Taking care of unfinished business...
Camino de Muxía, Etapa 1 – Santiago de Compostela to Negreira, 21 kilometers Unfinished Business In the fall of 2022, I walked the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago and planned to continue on to Finisterre, then up the coastline to Muxía, and finally to back to Santiago. I had made some very good friends along the French Way and decided it was more important to spend time…
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Camariñas. Muxía. Atlántico. Iglesia de Santa María de la Barca ( Muxia). España. 20 de agosto de 2024