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Camino Portugués
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Day 4 - Rates to Barcelos |
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![]() Village street decorated for the feast of St. Anthony (above) Hollyhocks just coming out to brighten the path |
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![]() Combined Santiago and GR signs around Barcelos |
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![]() Some ruined houses on the way |
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![]() Parish church of Pedra Furada with the perforated stone (or which this place is named) on the left |
![]() Restaurant Punta Furada in Rua Nove |
![]() More main road |
![]() Capella de Senhora da Guia, complete with drinking fountain |
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![]() Stooks |
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![]() Traditional painted ceramic panel on the balcony of this house and a modern lounging lovely over the garage! |
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![]() Ruined house with an ancient shield |
![]() A barrowful of flowers wheeled by a friendly lady |
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![]() Capela da Santa Cruz |
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![]() Bridge into Barcelos |
![]() Rio calvado |
![]() Ruins of the 15th century palace of the Counts of Barcelos |
![]() View of the bridge from above |
![]() The medieval Pilgrim's Hostel, now renovated as the offices of the local council |
![]() Pedestriqanised street in Barcelos |
![]() The medieval Torre de Porto Nova, originally a gateway to the city |
![]() Templo de S. Bom Jesus da Cruz |
![]() Preparations for the annual Feast of the Crosses |
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