Ribeirasacra -- route into Ourense
Mar 17th, 2009, 10:46 PM
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Ribeirasacra -- route into Ourense
Hi, Ribeirasacra,
There's a post going on my "other" forum about whether there is a way to walk into Ourense after leaving Seixalbo on the Via de la Plata.
Since you are a certified "local", would you let me know if you have any iinformation that would help us out on this topic:
http://www.pilgrimage-to-santiago.co...83.html#p32378
Thanks, Laurie
p.s. I'll bring your phone number and give you a call when I approach Ourense in May.
There's a post going on my "other" forum about whether there is a way to walk into Ourense after leaving Seixalbo on the Via de la Plata.
Since you are a certified "local", would you let me know if you have any iinformation that would help us out on this topic:
http://www.pilgrimage-to-santiago.co...83.html#p32378
Thanks, Laurie
p.s. I'll bring your phone number and give you a call when I approach Ourense in May.
Mar 18th, 2009, 02:02 PM
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i will look into it...I have had alot to drink tonight at our (the wife and I) faveerate resturant. so feeling a little .....
This weekend is San Jose so we are full...
Maybe I should sign up for the camino forum. in the mean time could you let me know how urgent the information is required?
A question for the establishment why can we not send PMs here?
This weekend is San Jose so we are full...
Maybe I should sign up for the camino forum. in the mean time could you let me know how urgent the information is required?
A question for the establishment why can we not send PMs here?
Mar 19th, 2009, 03:06 AM
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Hi ribeirasacra,
No rush at all, absolutely none. I agree with you that the PM function is a great thing and would streamline some of these threads.
Anyway, really don't go out of your way to find this out, I just wondered if you knew anything about alternatives. I know that a lot of Spanish cities are installing what they call a "camino colesterol" to try to get people out and walking, and riversides tend to be popular choices.
Thanks again, Laurie
No rush at all, absolutely none. I agree with you that the PM function is a great thing and would streamline some of these threads.
Anyway, really don't go out of your way to find this out, I just wondered if you knew anything about alternatives. I know that a lot of Spanish cities are installing what they call a "camino colesterol" to try to get people out and walking, and riversides tend to be popular choices.
Thanks again, Laurie
Mar 20th, 2009, 09:37 AM
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I was too drunk to realise ..am I certified? tee hee?
I try not to visit industrial parks if I can help it. But it looks as I need to go to one now.
I will ask more on the other forum near the time I am ready. I need to go to the thermal baths in Ourense soon and this will make a small side trip.
The camino colesterol in the city is in fact along the Rio Miño.
http://www.ourense.es/portalOurense/...codAdirecto=49
The website for the Concello has recently changed and it is hard to find things.
Plus the tourist website is no longer in English.
The local newspaper is noticing that a lot of websites go not use English and it is hard to find information even in Spanish about a lot of areas in Galicia.
I try not to visit industrial parks if I can help it. But it looks as I need to go to one now.
I will ask more on the other forum near the time I am ready. I need to go to the thermal baths in Ourense soon and this will make a small side trip.
The camino colesterol in the city is in fact along the Rio Miño.
http://www.ourense.es/portalOurense/...codAdirecto=49
The website for the Concello has recently changed and it is hard to find things.
Plus the tourist website is no longer in English.
The local newspaper is noticing that a lot of websites go not use English and it is hard to find information even in Spanish about a lot of areas in Galicia.
