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K. 39.5, Ribadiso, La Coruña, 2011.
An easy day into Santiago for speed walkers, two for most of us.
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K. 39.5, Ribadiso, La Coruña, 2011.
An easy day into Santiago for speed walkers, two for most of us.
K.39.5, Ribadiso, Camino Francés, La Coruña, 2011.
c('c')c Dia 4 #CaminoDeSantiago #palasdelrei ➡ #ribadiso Además de ser la etapa más larga de Galicia luce un perfil quebrado, de los conocidos vulgarmente como #rompepiernas, que la convierte en un verdadero reto. El itinerario traspasa los límites de Lugo para entrar en A Coruña por la aldea de O Coto; visita Leboreiro y la pulpera Melide, donde enlaza el Camino Primitivo, y continúa por un sinfín de toboganes y escenarios mágicos como el del río Catasol hasta Ribadixo da Baixo y Arzúa, donde a su vez conecta el Camino del Norte. - (en Albergue Milpes)
Walking The Camino - Melide to Ribadiso
Walking The Camino – Melide to Ribadiso
“…Walking the 14 km section of the French Way from Melide to Ribadiso is an ideal way to sample the Camino de Santiago…”
El Camino de Santiago or The Way of St. James is the pilgrimage route to the shrine of the apostle St. James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia , where tradition has it that the remains of the saint are buried. The Way can take one of dozens of pilgrimage…
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