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Camino Francés
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Stage 9 - From Nájera to Santo Domingo de la Calzada |
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![]() First view of Azofre |
![]() A large kitchen in this refugio |
![]() A group of pilgrims having a well-earned meal |
![]() Bunk beds in the refugio |
![]() Side trip to the monasteries south of Azofre |
![]() Monastery of Yuso |
![]() Not Santiago as you might think but San Millan |
![]() Font carved from a single walnut tree |
![]() Vestibulary |
![]() with chests for each monk's clothes |
![]() Ceiling detail |
![]() Sundial at Yuso |
![]() The ancient library - Yuso is the cradle of both Castilian and Basque languages |
![]() One of the books, made of cowhide, open for inspection |
![]() Sundial from the courtyard |
![]() leaving Yuso |
![]() Sundial at Cañas - my favourite monastery and much closer to the Camino |
![]() Cloister at Cañas |
![]() Retablo of the blessed Virgin |
![]() Capitulary |
![]() Tomb of abbess |
![]() Detail |
![]() Detail |
![]() St Martin of Tours |
![]() Back in Azofre - sundial on church |
![]() Waymark outside playground |
![]() It is still raining |
![]() Wet descent |
![]() Yet another type of waymark |
![]() Wet camino |
![]() If you can identify this flower, please send an Email |
![]() Passing by Ciruvuela |
![]() Camino towards Santo Domingo de la Calzada |
![]() First refugio run by nuns - Bunks and upstairs sitting area - there was a much bigger one downstairs with a roaring log fire giving us a chance to dry some clothes |
![]() Second refugio - kitchen |
![]() Entrance with old cart |
![]() In the cloisters of the cathedral |