Finisterre & Muxia#3(세상의 끝 대서양 언덕)

 

The start of one of the nicest sections of this Camino	The hamlet of Logoso
First view of the chimneys of the carbide factory, visible for miles around	but without which this excellent cafe at Hospital would not exist
The double waymark where the Camino divides, Finisterre to the left and Muxia to the right.
	Road crossing with wayside cross
View across the valley	Santuario de Nosa Señe;ora das Neves
Cross in the field below the church
Countryside	Four-way junction
Chapel of San Pedro Martir	with another handsome new fuente, complete with h bench for the convenient immersion of tired feet.
Pointed marker stone - and first view of the sea for nearly 900 km.
Descent towards cée
	Wayside cross at entrance to Cée
One of the few old houses in Cée	The cemetery
The main square	Town centre
The new esplanade	End of the esplanade and fishing boats
Port of Corcubión, the next village	Old street in Corcubión
Practicising the trumpet in the main square	Fish in the clear water of the harbour
It was the annual Saint's day in Corcubión; and the Virgin was brought out from the church and given a trip out to sea.	Preparing to lift the Virgin from the boat
The town band was very enthusiatic	Strong men assembling for the journey back to the Chruch
where there is an image of San Roque showing his wound, and with the pilgrim staff and scallop shell, and his fiathful dog	Looking back at Corcubión
A very useful fuente
First viw of Sardineiro	Distant view of Cape Finisterre
Good sandy beaches on this stretch
Looking back	Nice wooded path
Closer view of Cape Finisterre
A secret beach	Waymark with large marker for the beginning of the Corredoira de Don Camilo, a beachside esplanade which carries you the last three kilometres to Finisterre
Beach scene	End of the walkway and ascent to the mirador
Cliffs and the distant port	Street in Finisterre
and another	Jenelle from Canada shows off her seafood