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    Breathtaking detail of the altar at the church of Santa Maria Los Arcos. Awsome. Views[1408] Detail of the entrance to a church in Los Arcos. Views[412] Walking to Los Arcos Views[608] Detail of the entrance to the church of San Andres at Villamayor Views[437] Pila bautismal, used to baptize people pouring some water on the head. Ritual practiced by the catholic church. Views[613]
     
    Inside the church of San Andres in Villamayor. Views[289] This is the medieval fountain right before entering Villamayor, built by a French pilgrim woman. Views[397] Walking to Villamayor de Monjardin, a small village with a medieval fountain. Views[440] Bodegas Irache, a wine factory along the Camino where you can have a zip of wine early in the morning to regain your energy????? Views[694] Metal gate of a private home with little metal pilgrims, scallops and Saint James. Nice. Views[314]
     
    Beautiful pink hydrangeas Views[344] Sign indicating 666 kms to Santiago. Views[301] Facade of the Santo Sepulcro church Views[341] Albergue in the town of Lorca. The place where pilgrims eat dinner, shower, and spend the night. Views[844] A pretty house with lots of flowers along the Camino Views[619]
     
    Saint James and the scallops Views[340] Another sign of the Camino, the scallop and the yellow arrow indicating the path to follow... Views[449] Entering the town of Cirauqui through romanic arch. Its name means nest of snakes in Euskera. Views[853] Just one of the many, many pretty and colorful doors along the Camino de Santiago Views[360] Now, this is the beautiful romanic bridge Puente La Reina (The Queen´s bridge) Views[336]
     
    A view before crossing the romanic bridge at Puente La Reina, built in the 11th. century to facilitate the passing of pilgrims over the Arga river. Views[369] Ah! What a delight. Fresh baked spanish bread. Wonderful. Views[1148] Inside of one of the many churches found along the Camino. This one at Puente La Reina Views[380] A Pilgrim friend with her little boy 18 months old. Views[491] Another monument to Saint James, the apostle right before the beautiful town of Puente La Reina. Views[314]
     
    A medieval wall in the town of Obanos. Views[345] Detail of one of the outer walls of the building. Views[293] Hermitage of octagonal form within another octagonal wall. Full of symbolism. Views[245] Detail of the main entrance of Eunate, which in Euskera means 100 doors Views[258] Santa María de Eunate hermitage. 12th century Views[369]
     
    Eunate, a beautiful and mystical hermitage built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century Views[399] Vicente and I Views[295] My husband, Vicente and a beautiful view of Pamplona at the back, in the province of Navarra Views[302] Close-up of part of the iron monument to Pilgrims Views[884] Iron sturcture at the top of Alto del Perdon, monument to pilgrims from the past, present and future Views[772]
     
    Wheat fields and white windmills Views[351] Scallop sign on the Camino, rocks on top of it, and white windmills on the back Views[374] Vicente, my husband walking up to the mountain Views[467] Mountain trail to Alto del Perdon Views[693] First stone laberynth found on the Camino along with the scalop sign Views[308]
     
    Walking towards the Alto del Perdon through fields covered with beautiful yellow flowers right after leaving Pamplona Views[607]     

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