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The alternative route to Galicia – part one
As soon as we heard that EasyJet were opening a new route from Manchester to Bilbao we were determined to give it a try at the first opportunity. So in July we did just that; a short journey to the airport in the … Continue reading
Spain appears to be shut
As the clock hit six in Galicia last night, five o’clock here in the UK, my mailbox was once again full to overflowing with Spanish e-mails. It was like Christmas Eve, not for their contents but because their despatchers were trying … Continue reading
And then there were two
‘Cutting off ones nose to spite ones face’. Founded in the medieval practice of women disfiguring themselves to protect their virginity, the phrase has passed into common parlance and is associated with a needless self-destructive over-reaction to a problem. We’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Local Life
Tagged Asturias, Galicia, lugo, Pilgrims, Santiago
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Meeting house criteria, the lure of the green
After forty-two years on this earth, although I acknowledge that I do look like I’ve been here a bit longer than that, I think that I am qualified to put forward the hypothesis that there are two types of people … Continue reading
Posted in Local Life, Places to Visit
Tagged Asturias, Galicia, golf, lugo, Pontenova, Ribadeo
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No horror in hórreo
Something which sets Galicia, and for that matter neigbouring Asturias, apart from the rest of Spain is the proliferation of strange looking square or rectangular vented buildings raised up on stilts, often with no visible means of access. The are the … Continue reading
Posted in Local Life, The House in Liñeiras
Tagged Asturias, Galicia, horreo, Lineiras, Trece
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