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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Macro – Red Lily 1
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Trapper
Our “distinguished old man” is getting more gray every year. At the time of his foster and adoption 5 years ago, only his muzzle was partially gray....
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Storm
Storm front approaching the Portomarín countryside. 3-image panoramic scene in infrared....
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Country Homes on the Rio Miño (oil painting)
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The Town of Portomarín, Spain
Portomarín holds the distinction of being the newest oldest town along the Camino. What is seen today is a transplanted version of the original town that originally...
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Feets Don’t Fail Me Now!
Shortly after this, one of them did… in spades....
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Piecemealed Work
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Apropos for Memorial Day
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Portomarín, Spain
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Sidebar re: the Rock Piles
Portomarín finally in view. Re: this Camino trail marker, we’d seen piles of stones and even larger cairns throughout our journey on El Camino. Historically, piles of...
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Incredible Stonework and a Couple of Thirsty Cows
Vilacha, Spain, is small, and thankfully it’s the last town before hunkering down for the day in Portomarin! ...
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Galician Cabbage
The cabbages are the undisputed queens in the Galician orchards, being a popular, ancient vegetable and that may well have been the basis of the diet of...
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Bar, bar, bar, bar
No, we did not hit all of them, but they’re out there and well-placed along the Camino! ...
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Better Home and Garden
The door, with it’s intricately painted tiles, implies, “Welcome, Pilgrim!”, whereas the window, with its green, paint-peeling slats, implies, “Plant this!” Nevertheless, I do love the colors...
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