Finisterre & Muxia #2(세상의 끝 대서양 언덕)

Stage 2 - - Negeira to Olveiroa

Early morning on the Camino	Detail of house construction
Old houses at Zas
Coming in to Rapote
The very friendly bar at A Pena - 7 km. from the refugio and just right for breakfast
A major junction with a marker stone to show you the way	Ragged robin
The first blackberries of the summer (in mid-July)
A line of wind turbines on the ridge
Vilaserio	A section along a wide road with very little traffic - since there is 34 km. between the two refugios, the road sections are helpful since one can make good time along them.
First view of Cornado
This is one of the very few new fuentes along the route - a great blessing to pilgrims whose need for water is continuous and great. We commend the mayor and citizens of the village of Cornado for providing it.	Violetta treats the bliester which has been troubling her on the way
A marker stone with a real shell
Pausing for a drink
A typical marker stone for this Camino, giving the distance to go to the nearest metre - unfortunately many of these kiloetre plates have been stolen by ill-natured persons.	The bridge over the river just before Maroñas - paddling is very refreshing for the feet
This village is full of lovely horreos built of stone	even though some of them are being neglected
The cruceiro in the centre of Santa Mari&ntile;a
	The Casa Victoriana bar on the main road
Another section on a very minor road
The wayside cross tucked away near the roadside before the hamlet	The hamlet of Bom Xesus has many abandoned houses
The next hamlet, Gueima, appears much more prosperous	and the third hamlet is Vilar de Xastro
The Camino nearly doubles back on itself, so you pass above the hamlet of Gueima again	Turnings on this section are marked only by yellow arrows on the road
The summit at last - it is very hot again today.
	There is another very useful stream for refreshing feet in Lago
Horreo with old tractor
The church at San Cristovo de Corzón with its separate bell-tower	and surrounding the graveyard
Rio Xallas (which has a modern bridge)	and a faded announcement of the development plan for 1984
Horreo	First view of Olveiroa, and the end of today's journey
Outskirts of the village	Horreo
Village street	The new pilgrim logo, here shown asleep