Ribadesella, Asturias
Walk from Llanes to Nueva
Going through the tiny village of Poo, pronounced pō-ō, I saw a dozen people at the bar for coffee from France, Czechoslovakia, Australia, the Netherlands, and San Diego. No, I didn’t throw the last one in just for a joke.
I didn’t stick around long enough to get a really good photo of it, but this bull has a gold ring in his nose. I hope you can understand why.
The rest is a smattering of the rest of the day’s walk for you to enjoy.
Immediately upon leaving Llanes the Picos come into sharper view.
Going through the tiny village of Poo, pronounced pō-ō, I saw a dozen people at the bar for coffee from France, Czechoslovakia, Australia, the Netherlands, and San Diego. No, I didn’t throw the last one in just for a joke.
I didn’t stick around long enough to get a really good photo of it, but this bull has a gold ring in his nose. I hope you can understand why.
Morning sun is beautifully reflected off of the Picos.
Older part is in the foreground.
Village colors, me gusta.
Picos getting closer, or I should say I am getting closer to them.
Convent from the 18th century.
Fabulous French foursome. Denise gave me...
...her Camino bracelet.
Older part is in the foreground.
Village colors, me gusta.
Picos getting closer, or I should say I am getting closer to them.
Convent from the 18th century.
Fabulous French foursome. Denise gave me...
...her Camino bracelet.
The rest is a smattering of the rest of the day’s walk for you to enjoy.
Kathy, thanks so much for sharing your journey and photos. It is really revving me up!
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