Finisterre & Muxia #5(세상의 끝 대서양 언덕)

 

The main street of Dumbria	The Xacobeo bar in Dumbria, fallen on hard times
Crossing the Rio Fragoso, with the road bridge alongside	Waymark at road crossing
More welcome eucalyptus woods
	Horreos in Transufe
Wayside cross, horreo, and bell tower separate from its church	The strangest horrio, built on the roof of a house
	Timber operations
	Road veering left, with yellow arrow and waymark
	This must the largest horreo in Galicia, with 22 pairs of legs
Detail with sheep	Church at St. Martino de Orzón
Detail of capitals at the back of the apse
Entering Os Mui&tilden;os	Old house with a very fine sundial
Detail of sundial
Church at Moraime	Fountain and washplace
	Excellent view of Muxia on its promontary
Flowers of the sand dunes
	Approaching Muxia along the coast
Since there is no refugio in Muxia, they let you sleep in the polydeportivo. It does not look very attractive, but it works well in some ways; there is lots of personal space, and you can have as many foam matresses as you like. Pity about the hot water, though.	Some good blisters on a fellow pi