Camino de Santiago - 2005

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The Albergue "Refugio Guacelmo" run by the British Confraternity of St. James - Rabanal Del Camino 		IMG_2186.JPG
Refugio Guacelmo - Rabinal del Camino
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The monastery chapel in Rabanal del Camino 		IMG_2188.JPG
The monastery chapel in Rabanal del Camino 		IMG_2189.JPG
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The ruins of Foncebadon
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Foncebadon 		IMG_2197.JPG
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The coolest bar of the whole Camino - run by a Mexican man and his German wife - homemade honey and fruit salad served in their own pottery.
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The bar in Foncebadon
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The bar in Foncebadon 		IMG_2203.JPG
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The walk up to the Cruz de Ferro
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The Cruz de Ferro
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The Cruz de Ferro 		IMG_2212.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range 		IMG_2213.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range
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The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range 		IMG_2215.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range 		IMG_2216.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range
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The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range 		IMG_2218.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range 		IMG_2219.JPG
The wonderfully beautiful Cordillera Cantabrica mountain range
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Molinaseca 		IMG_2221.JPG
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The Albergue in Molinaseca where I slept outside on the porch.
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One of those beds was mine 		IMG_2225.JPG
Inside the Albergue - Molinaseca 		IMG_2226.JPG
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Entering Ponferrada 		IMG_2228.JPG
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The Templar Castle in Ponferrada