Finisterre & Muxia #4(세상의 끝 대서양 언덕)

 

	Another early start for a long day
blessed by a glorious sunrise The church of San Martin de Duyo Duyo was the former Roman city where tradition says the disciples asked for permissin to bury the body of Saint James (Santiago)
Fuente with washing troughs
Wayside marker (on this route , the shells all point updwards since it is signed for both directions	Herodesuxo de Abaixo
The rural Hotel Dugium in San Salvador
	First view of Rial
Horreo in Buxan	The sawmill at Buxan
Lovely views of the coast
The yellow arrows often have an F for Finisterre and an M for Muxia
	Inviting beaches
	The bridge at Lires
Street in Lires	One of the two "bed-and-breakfast" places in Lires
Very good omelettes atBar As Eiras, which also has rooms	Stepping stones across the Rio Castro - the middle ones were under water, and the last one had been levered out of the way to make it even more difficult
The hamlet of Baosilveiro consists of one house
Horses grazing
	Wayside cross and fuente in; Morquintián
Waymark on house with two of the very loud dogs, quite frequent company on the Camino - nearly all of them are, fortunately, chained.
	Beach far below the Camino
Street scenes in Muxia
	The port
Panorama of view of the Bay of Muxia
	The church of A Barca, which commemorates the stone boat in which the Virgin Mary is said to have come to Spain to encourage Santiago in his missionary efforts. The stone boat was guided by angels.
	The "sacred stone" near the church which has been said to have magical properties for thousands of years. (Left) The monument to commemorate the restoration of the coast of galicia after the oil catastrophe of the Prestige in 2002