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Camí de Sant Jaume
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Stage 14 - La Panadella to Tàrrega |
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Route map of this section |
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![]() Two pilgrims from Catalonia who I first met in Montserrat |
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![]() Fountain in Pallerols |
![]() The church in Pallerols |
![]() Another road section, but almost no traffic |
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![]() A yellow arrow with a scallop shell to indicate the way |
![]() Another fountain, with a little statue of St. George with the dragon |
![]() The main street of Sant Antolí i Vilanova |
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![]() More fields of alfalfa, with a distant pilgrim |
![]() The church at Sant Pere dels Arquells |
![]() An old courtyard in the village |
![]() with this functioning ancient well |
![]() There are two routes from here - one through the hills and the other on the local road |
![]() We prefer the hill path |
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![]() There are good views from the top |
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![]() First view of Cervera, which still has most of its medieval walls. |
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![]() Many old drystone walls on the way in to Cervera |
![]() The town hall of Cervera. Cervera is interesting historically because it had the University which kept the Catalan culture flourishing, and it was also the birthplace of the first Generalitat (government) of Catalunya. |
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![]() Two chapels on the outskirts of Cervera, the circular one (left) 500 metres to the left of the Way, and the chapel de Santa Magdalena (above) now almost ruined |
![]() 10 km. of a rural path with no shade |
![]() The ruined Fonolleres castle |
![]() with the shield of a long-dead owner above the door |
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![]() Church of Santa Maria de l'Alba in the main square of Tàrrega |
![]() The elaborate cross in the Main square |