Mataporquera, Guardo, Cistierna
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![]() The Valley of Villasana de Mena |
![]() Romanesque Art everywhere |
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![]() The detail and quality of the stonework is astonishing |
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![]() It is thrilling to see the pilgrims on their way... |
![]() ....to Santiago de Compestela under crystal clear blue skies |
![]() The sign of the seashell tells the pilgrims they are welcome to stay the night
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![]() This model of this very, very old Church shows the damage it sustained over the centuries so we can appreciate the restoration that has been done to it |
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![]() On the way to Guardo |
![]() An engineering marvel from long, long ago |
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![]() Another welcome stop along the Road to Santiago. I'm sitting with one of the pilgrims, trying to trade hats |
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![]() Another delicious meal with FRIENDS |
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![]() Another fascinating archeological find by a farmer tilling his field in 1968 |
![]() It is the remains of a splendid Roman Villa that belonged to an extremely wealthy family in the 1st c (or early 2nd c) |
![]() The beautiful tile work on the floor is in place of "carpeting;" there were obviously columns, too
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![]() The communal bathroom! |
![]() The floor plan of the house was evident |
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Onto San Feliz
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