Shell motif Camino de Santiago

Camino Aragonés
from Oleron Ste. Marie
to Puente la Reina

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Camino Aragonés day 6 - Artieda to Sanguesa


Looking back at Artieda

First view of the Pantano de Yesa



More of the mysterious lunar landscape



Very nice shaded walking

and a very good crop of fungi









Ruined Ermita de San Juan Batrtista protected by a rather incongruous corrugated iron roof.

Interior - this is all that remains of the Monastery de Maltray



The castle of Ruesta, a deserted village







with crumbling houses





Closer view of the Embalse de Yeso

The castle

Interior of the castle

Views from the castle mound



Ancient church now used as a store for the refugio

Terrace of the refugio café

Leaving Ruesta





Bridge over the Rio Regal


Ermita de Santago Apóstol (the last remains of the Priory of Santiago de Ruesta)









The Embalse keeps on reappearing

Big timber operations in this area











Well preserved section of Roman road near Undués de Lerda



Undués de Lerda has some big hourses but most of the population have now left since the dam waw built









Entering Navarra





Waymark

It was extremely hot on this stretch: I was fortunate that a poem had been forming in my head, so I had an excuse to stop for a bit to write it down

The audience did not seem to be too impressed and just went on eating



Outskirts of Sangueaa

Interior of the refugio



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